Eden Mill Love Gin (42%)

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Grill the sprigs of thyme until they are slightly charred and have a nice fragrant smell (10-15 seconds) Firstly, yes golf lovers— this is the same stark, infamous St. Andrews of many a British open. (and they even make a golf gin)

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. 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. The serve recommends adding the 50ml of cherry gin to the glass, already filled with the ice, topping this up with the tonic before adding the cherry syrup and stirring this all in thoroughly. After this, garnish with the 2 cherries. 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.Another thing to factor in when considering gin as a low-calories beverage option is to be aware of the mixers you include in this. Low calories tonics, as their name suggests, can substantially reduce the number of calories included in your G&T when compared to regular tonics – 100ml Fever Tree Indian Tonic Water coming to 35.61kcal, while 100ml of Fever Tree Refreshingly Light Indian Tonic Water comes to 15kcal. Read about how many calories are in a gin and tonic. Make the vanilla bean syrup by adding all the ingredients in the above right list into a saucepan and bring to a boil, turn down the heat and let the figs breakdown for approx 5 mins, then let it cool and use a fine mesh to strain the liquid. (It makes approx 150ml of syrup, this can be stored in a fridge for up to a week) The palate of Eden Mill Love Gin is creamy, fruit-laden and slightly citrusy. As my buddy David T. Smith would say (“jammy” and “sherbet”-like*). A Gold-winner at the World Vodka Awards 2021, this marvellous tipple has an ultra-smooth, sumptuously soft mouthfeel and is brilliantly clean and crystal clear. With its delectably complex flavour profile, it’s a must-try for any vodka aficionado out there. 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.

In an 1888 recipe featured in Harry Johnson’s New And Improved Bartenders’ Manual the Martini was a 1:1 ratio of Old Tom Gin to Sweet(!) Vermouth, and included bitters, simple syrup and a dash of orange liqueur. It’s a great gin and soda or gin an tonic gin as well. The citrus comes through in both. Overall, Modern Love GinWe’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. Apple gin can commonly refer to a type of apple-flavoured gin. Distillers create this apple taste by infusing gin with the fruit. This infusion can also include other, additional complimentary flavours; for example, Elemental Cornish Apple Gin is infused with apples as well as a hint of elderflower, helping to balance the tart of the apple with the sweetness from the elderflower. Another one of our favourite apple gins at the moment, Elemental Cornish Apple Gin is infused with apples as well as elderflower. The gin pairs nicely with an elderflower tonic, or with apple juice – creating the perfect Gin Appletini.

Put the gin, lemon juice and apple juice into a shaker with some ice and give it a good shake to make sure it’s fully cooled the drink down There’s a whole host of different flavoured gins out there – infusing berries, rhubarb and raspberry, apple and more. Here, ILoveGin takes a look at apple flavoured gins, exploring the top products out there, the perfect serve and more.One Sage & Apple Gin, launched in 2017 on World Water Day, was created by One Brand as a way to combine their passion for craft gin with that of wanting to make the world a better place. 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.” Add all ingredients into a shaker with some ice and give it a good shake until it feels properly chilled By choosing softer mixers, you are allowing the complexity of the gin to really shine through. Mixers for navy strength gin: In your glass (tall glasses work best) add the sugar and squeeze of lime wedge, mix together until the sugar has dissolved