Give Gin Mare a try chaps. With sprig of rosemary
Had a great trip around the Bombay Sapphire distillery the other day. It's near Whitchurch - just off the A34 in Hampshire. Really, really well set up - everyone gets a cocktail with their visit, drivers get an alcohol free cocktail and a miniature Bombay Sapphire and some Fever Tree tonic to take away.
Fantastic Thomas Heatherwick 'greenhouses', a couple of beautiful old copper condensers, fantastic old buildings which used to house Portals' paper mill and excellent staff: a great afternoon out. We'll be going back soon!
chilli & lime gin.
:O i missed that one, lucky escape by the sounds of it.
you must now open it and provide a report!
off to pop a tanqueray ten and fever tree...
How is Bombay London Gin? 1l for £15 at Sainsburys at the moe,nt or is there a reason for that?
Chase Seville orange gin is nice and their smoked vodka makes an excellent bloody Mary!
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They sell one in Newtons supermarket in Candolim, Goa that was 90 rupees 2 years ago (about £1.00 at today exchange rate) & you know what? It was/seemed no different to Morrisons cheap [s]shite[/s] stuff. & the only tonic you can get over there is Schweppes.
Plenty ice & ok after a Goan curry.
Wer'e going back in January. 🙂
Butlers or Jensens are my favourites.
For London based people head down to 214 in Bermondsey and try a gin flight with their own tonic water. Merchant House kind of between Bank and Smithfield know their stuff too.
Next best choice would be the Gin Mare from Brindisa.
How is Bombay London Gin?
marketing, the drinks business has huge marketing budgets and have great success upscaling people to so called premium brands.
Another vote for Botanist here, one of very few I actually enjoy neat with ice. Don't know if it's been mentioned, but Boe gin is a new favourite in our house.
Sipsmiths, Tanq no 10 and Aldi London in that order. Love the stronger botanical flavour of the T 10 but it's not as drinkable as Sipsmiths if you want more than one.
whoah missed this thread before.
Hendricks, Bombay Dry, Tanqueray, Fifty Pounds, Sapphire,Martin Miller most of the time, Citadelle and Monkey 47 when I fancy something a little different. I'm leaning back towards more "juniper first" gins and the Bombay dry and Hendricks tend to be what I reach for mid week most of the time, Sipsmith VSOJ my newest bottle. Good mixers make a difference but nothing too fancy as I like to taste the gin.Monkey 47 is nice neat to sip too
Mahon Gin from Menorca .
very fruity .
I'm just er, sampling the Bombay London Dry now, last bottle left at £17 at our Sainsburys. I like it.
A couple of lads I was at college with now make this stuff:
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People seem to like it, I've not tried it yet.
Any of the STW massive tried it? Thoughts?
A school friend of mine did part of his growing up in Malawi.
For a long time his folks had access supply of Malawi gin. Now that was something special.
Last bottle I bought was bombay sapphire. Never have it in the house these days as it takes me five years to get through a bottle.
Surprised at how common my choices are
Hendricks and recently Aldi. The latter's bubbly is good too - much better than most overused prosecco
Sipsmith Sloe gin with bitter lemon is rather nice.
I find this combination is really rather splendid
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Hendricks
Mahon Gin from Menorca .
Oooh, I'd forgotten about this. Tried some last year and loved it, must pick up a bottle...
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Sipsmith Sloe gin with [b]bitter lemon[/b] is rather nice.
Thank god, I was beginning to think it was just me. Not sure about with sloe gin tho.
need more information 😆am I a filthy slut?
An ex of mine and her friends used to have Gin night about once a month, it all started out quite innocently but the last one caused some drama 🙄 some women get really mean on Gin
Williams Chase Gin (made from apples) and Haymans Reserve 1850 both worth a snort.
Still working my way through birthday bottles of Bathtub:
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and Whitley Neill:
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Both very nice in completely different ways.
Oh, and not forgetting the eight gin cocktails I'll be having at [url= http://www.tweatup.co.uk/ginstock-2014/ ]Ginstock[/url] with a couple of mates on Saturday.
I've been eyeing the up today when I was in Fenwick's was torn between a few but this one caught my eye so I'll be getting one of these is coming weeks. Another local one.
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