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19 Oct 2017 Time Out hunts out the best gin tasting experiences, distillery tours and gin-making courses for fans of the spirit looking to learn and taste more.
According to EU legislation gin is made from 96% highly rectified spirit and must 'taste predominantly of juniper'. Taste is subjective so the assertiveness of juniper aroma and flavour is a talking point in the purist's debate. It must also have a minimum of 37.5% abv, and at its most basic, gin can include flavourings.
24 Feb 2016 Drinking gin without having to think about it too much is a joy in itself, but if you really want to take your gin appreciation to the next level, here's a handy guide to tasting like a pro.
31 Oct 2014 After encountering this issue time and time again at tastings we've hosted, we decided to put together a little guide to help people describe flavours. We charted out the most commonly used botanicals in gin and placed them a few degrees apart, separated by their flavours. We then marked out wider
Come on a gin tasting tour at the City of London Gin Distillery and Bar, and experience fantastic London gins and a great atmosphere in the heart of London.
14 Jul 2014 Learn all about Gin, why different brands taste so different, the history, cocktail recipes, types of gin & what bottles we recommend.
15 Oct 2014 To many, gin is very mysterious; however, after taking a gin tasting class at sea, I learned quite a bit about the often misunderstood spirit.
The Gin Guide - Your Encylopedia of Gin. Gin reviews, interviews, tasting notes, garnishes and guides. Discover new gins today!
23 Feb 2018 Calling all gin lovers! London is, without a shadow of a doubt, the UK's most gin-soaked city, and its streets are bursting with all kinds of gin experiences to try. You can find everything from tutored gin tastings and distillery tours to creating your own unique bottle of Britain's most popular spirit – not forgetting
For starters, gin is very rarely drunk neat as, for the most part, it isn't that palatable without a mixer.* But tasting gin neat is hugely important for developing your gin palate and learning more about gin. Mixers, especially tonic, will mask some of the botanical flavours in addition to cutting the harshness and alcohol notes.

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