Stirling Gin Review, £34.99
This is a Gin that certainly knows its roots and is doing a lot to put its hometown on the map.
The brand was founded by June and Cameron McCann, natives to Stirling who actually started the city’s very first G...
Poetic License Old Tom Gin Review, £34.95
Regardless of what you think of their poetry, Poetic License makes a pretty good Gin.
The brand was founded by Mark Hird, who has spent over two decades in the hospitality and leisure industry where he started ...
Aldi Oliver Cromwell London Dry review
It is not uncommon for supermarkets to o their own brands of spirits, and in the past some of these have been quite successful.
Just look at Lidl’s range of Whiskies, which have been flying off the shelves, and...
Gin and Food Pairing – What’s in the new trend?
The newest trend in the spirits
world is gin and food pairing.
Pairing whisky and food has been a
tradition for many decades, if not centuries (think Burns Night for one
example). Gin hasn’t always been so ...
Cork Dry Gin review
Cork Dry Gin is Ireland’s best selling Gin. It is created at the Midleton Distillery (in Cork, of course) but has a long history that stretches back as far as 1793, when it was first made at the Watercourse Dis...
East London Liquor Company London Dry Gin
The East London Liquor Company, or ELLC for short, are bringing the art of distilling back to East London.
They are the first distillery there in over 100 years, and they are certainly doing a good job so far.
...
Beefeater 24 gin review
Beefeater is one of the best known Gins available. It is also one of the oldest, as it finds its roots in 1863, when James Burrough, an enterprising pharmacist in London, bought a Gin rectifier and decided to s...
Connacht Distillery Gin review
Set in the little town of Ballina, County Mayo, we find the Connacht Distillery.
The distillery is the first of its kind in these parts of Ireland in over 100 years.
It was opened in 2014 by four men; three Am...
Greenall’s London Dry Gin review
Greenall’s is a brand that has a past that is so deeply rooted in the history of Gin that they can, in fact, call themselves the first original London Dry Gin.
The brand was founded by Thomas Dakin all the way ...
Dillon’s Rose Gin review
Dillon’s are a brand that knows exactly what they are aiming for. they are small batch, hyper local craft distiller’s who want to give Canadian spirits a reputation boost.
And they are certainly doing that with...