Introducing CBD Gin! I know many of you are wondering what actually is CBD and why would you want it in your gin? Let’s break it down for you: CBD (cannabidiol) is an oil that is naturally sourced from hemp plants and is widely used for pain relief by sufferers of many conditions, including arthritis and MS. It is also said to be beneficial in the treatment of many other illnesses and conditions, including Alzheimer’s and anxiety. A drink is engineered for relaxation.   The CBD range will include 3 new styles: CBD Classic  Super Gin Blood Mary Gin.    Classic Gin with juniper berries, coriande ..read more

Introducing CBD Gin! I know many of you are wondering what actually is CBD and why would you want it in your gin? Let’s break it down for you: CBD (cannabidiol) is an oil that is naturally sourced from hemp plants and is widely used for pain relief by sufferers of many conditions, including arthritis and MS. It is also said to be beneficial in the treatment of many other illnesses and conditions, including Alzheimer’s and anxiety. A drink is engineered for relaxation.   The CBD range will include 3 new styles: CBD Classic  Super Gin Blood Mary Gin.    Classic Gin with juniper berries, coriande ..read more

Looking for the best warm mulled sloe gin this Christmas? Look no further than hot mulled sloe gin from Sipsmith. Alcohol is always centre stage when it comes to a party… I know, we don’t want to admit it but it’s true! So this Christmas, Sipsmith have created their very own Warm Mulled Slow gin.  Combining sophistication and taste is often quite hard to find in any alcohol left alone gin, but Sipsmith has definitely hit the nail on the head with this one… In this article, we will be going to assess and review one of the best sloe gins available on the market today and why it stands out from t ..read more

With festive celebrations, and flavorful food and drinks, it’s no surprise why Christmas is our favourite season. Apart from colourful decorations, mouthwatering dishes, and presents, one of the best ways to celebrate the Christmas season is through a bottle of cranberry gin. If you haven’t tried yet a sip of a cranberry gin, this review is for you.  Before we dive into the 3 popular cranberry gin cocktails, let’s first take a look at what you can expect from a cranberry gin.   Cranberry Gin Color and Appearance  Cranberry gin comes with a silky-smooth appearance, combined with an inviting cri ..read more

Clementine, ginger, and bay gin is indeed one of the best recipes of gin you can serve to your family and guests this holiday season. The combinations of the flavours provide a fascinating taste and we can guarantee you will be asking for more the moment you taste it.    Ingredients Overview  As the name suggests, this recipe is composed of diverse ingredients such as Clementine, ginger, and bay. Let us discuss each ingredient to know how it plays a vital role in the production of the gin.    Clementine  A Clementine or popularly known as easy peeler is a hybrid citrus fruit and discovered in ..read more

There are lots of gins available on the market today, and each possesses different tastes and flavours. But, one of the most sought-after gins in the market and loved to serve by many is Nordes Gin.    Short Summary This gin was made in the Galician region in Spain. It is a significant and primary example of a carefully and methodically produced Spanish gin. What sets the gin apart from the rest is its soft flavour, and with a hint of Sherbet, red fruit, peaches, red fruit, the gin is also very refreshing, and sweet. Smell: There is a smell of bubble gum, potpourri, white pepper and faint pin ..read more

ITS CHRISTMAS!! Well not yet, but forgive me for being a tad excited! During this time, family and friends gather to celebrate the yuletide season. Having a high-quality drink while laughing and socialising will make the party more memorable. If you are searching for the best drink to serve this Christmas, look no further than gin. As gin is starting to dominate the drinks trade we have, therefore,  put together a guide on the top 5 best Christmas gins for you to try and enjoy.     The Botanist This is the one, and only gin originated from the island of Islay in Scotland. There is a citrus fre ..read more

Gin to date, is probably the most popular spirt. Renowned for its exceptional variety of taste and complex combinations of botanicals. In order to categorise as gin, it should have some level of juniper that is where the taste of pine derived. However, other than that, a lot of gin distillers can pick the botanical they want. This makes gin one of the most diverse spirits on the market. Distillers distinguish themselves by using various levels of one botanical or another, as well as adding plants and herbs taken from the local vegetation around the distillery. In that sense, gin often speaks t ..read more

Not all gins taste and smell awful. With an array of diverse styles, the variety of aromas and flavours available in gin differs widely, almost begging fanatics to go on a gin-venture to look for their preferred mixture of botanicals. If you have found your favourite gin, your next step is to look for the best gin mix. With gin evolving at the speed of light, it’s time to start mixing your gin with different combinations and flavours.  Struggling for mixer ideas? Look no further…   Ginger  This may sound strange and odd with regards to gin botanicals, however, are you aware that gin, as well a ..read more

Movies and a Gin. Name a better combination? We’ll wait…   Netflix has revolutionised entertainment over the past couple of years. Free films and a gin or 4 is something I’m sure you can get on board with.   As a host, you are expected to entertain your guests. In the past, that may have meant a trip to blockbusters or going to watch the football round a mates house but not anymore. Today you can just turn on the TV, watch a cheesy film and have a laugh all from the comfort of your sofa.   The vast selection and ease of use of Netflix create its own problems of convenience. Simply put, with so ..read more