Eden Mill Love Gin (42%)

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Bring the water, sugar and rosemary to simmer in a pan until all of the sugar has dissolved, the allow to cool and remove the rosemary (keep in the fridge, it should last for a week) of tonic (depending on the gin/strength of how you like it, we recommend trying Double Dutch tonics) A flavoured gin differs in definition from a traditional gin. This is due to the fact that with traditional gins, the predominant flavour has to be juniper, otherwise it’s not a traditional gin. In your glass (tall glasses work best) add the sugar and squeeze of lime wedge, mix together until the sugar has dissolved

Add all the ingredients excluding the soda and the garnish into a shaker and give it a dry shake (a shake without ice), shake well Every month we send you two miniature gins & two tonics/mixers for you to mix & taste at home! Enough to make 4 delicious Gin & Tonics, plus a recipe booklet with the perfect serves and garnishes, and info on the featured drinks. Pour the drink into a glass and top up with soda water, garnish with a slice of lime, sprig of mint, a few fresh pomegranate seeds and a few ice cubes. of Simple Sugar Syrup (2 parts water to 1 part sugar, combine in a saucepan on a low heat until sugar dissolves fully) There simplest classic form of this drink is equal parts gin to lime cordial or juice, however there have been variations with this and depending on your own taste you may want to experiment with the ratios as well as using juice over cordial, a popular ratio is to make a drink with 50ml of your favourite gin mixed with 10ml of lime cordial.While traditional gin is a timeless classic, the rise in colourful flavoured gins bursting with fun and alternative tastes is a refreshing trend, perfect for the upcoming summer. Here, ILoveGin takes a look at cherry gin, exploring the different types currently available, the perfect mixers and where you can find it. What does Modern Love Vodka taste like? Modern Love Vodka has a nose brimming with clean citrus, spice and herb tones, all atop a deliciously earthy grain base. On the palate, you can find a creamy texture and hints of vanilla, cocoa and lemon, which all last long into the aromatic finish, where hints of pear and mint can be found. This year (2023), The Palm Spring Spirits Co. will open its doors to visitors for the very first time so that you can enjoy a drink in their distillery tasting room, which they hope to make the most eco-friendly in North America by becoming wholly run on solar energy and using only hyper-local ingredients at the bar. London dry gin has that classic gin palate that we all know and love. It is rich, earthy, and bitter, often with touches of citrus, spice and floral tones. It is complex, to say the least. With all Gin Gifts from I Love Gin, we want the passion for our Gin and Tonics to really shine through – hence we have carefully curated some of the world’s finest and most interesting gins with a tasting brochure and Youtube videos to tell you more about the flavours.

Gently give it a stir so that it all mixes, garnish with a sprig of rosemary and wedge of lime or peach on the top. Whether you are looking for a one-off gift like a tasting set or classic gin bottle, we also offer a gin subscription over 1,3,6 or 12 months – so your loved one can continue to receive delicious gin and tonics throughout the rest of the year!

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In contrast, One Sage & AppleGin holds more of a wood and orange flavour to it, amongst other interesting notes, detailed as “An overall aromatic nose of fresh and candied apple, freshly cut wood and juniper, with hints of gooseberry and orange marmalade. Leads to a palate of fresh apple, orange peel and soft juniper, mixed spice and Turkish delight.” We’ve also included an apple gin in a past member’s box from 2020 – The Cornish Elements Box, which came with both Elemental Cornish Gin’s classic dry and apple gin, alongside a light and elderflower tonic from Hartridges to mix with. In a 1:1 Martini, paired with a good Dry Vermouth, Love Gin is a delightful is very wet Martini. And it has the added bonus of keeping you a touch less drunk, which is good, you know, if it’s Valentine’s day or the like. Firstly, yes golf lovers— this is the same stark, infamous St. Andrews of many a British open. (and they even make a golf gin)