The King of Soho London Dry Gin takes its name from the entrepreneur Paul Raymond, who opened the first official strip club in London in 1958. The Thames Distillery produces The King of Soho London Dry Gin. At first, this gin was only sold in bars and in selected shops via Hi-Spirits. It is produced using 12 botanicals. Distillation takes place in 2 copper stills. It is not just the contents of the bottle that are impressive, the design is also something very special. The blue bottle features a Manner in a red velvet coat with hunting symbols (foxtail, horn, bottle). This is also a tribute to the namesake Paul Raymond, who grew up in London's Soho neighbourhood, which used to be a popular hunting ground.