King Charles has launched a new pop-up gin bar at his Norfolk retreat.
Visitors to Sandringham can enjoy a royal gin-based tipple at the bar created with produce grown at the estate.
Gin is one of the main ingredients in the King's favourite drink, martini, and for £6.50, guests can enjoy a raspberry and apple flavoured gin or a special edition 'Celebration Gin' cocktail.
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The apple and raspberry gin is made by steeping chopped apples and whole raspberries in the distilled spirit, while the 'Celebration Gin' is made with persimmons and myrtle grown from the wedding bouquet at the 1863 wedding of the Prince of Wales (later King Edward VII) and Princess Alexandra of Denmark (later Queen Alexandra).
Between September 14 and September 29, guests to the estate can pick their own cox or bramley apples from the orchard.
The orchard is open between 1pm to 5pm from Monday to Saturday and between 10am to 5pm on Sundays. It is free to visit - just pay for the apples you pick.
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