Founded in 1847, Lamb & Watt produced the finest cordials and syrups of its day. Now they make a delicious and refreshing range of tonic mixers made with organic blue agave, natural ingredients and spring water sourced in the English Lake District.
Secret Garden gins are crafted from botanicals grown and hand harvested at the Distillery’s very own Secret Garden. We love the sound of that!
Belvoir Farm creates premium soft drinks, ‘crafted with nature’. We love their sparkling mixers with gin, especially their Elderflower!
You might have heard of sloe gin before, but what exactly is it? And how is it different from regular gin?
Sloe gin is a great-tasting British liqueur, made up of sloes and gin. Sloes are a type of fruit, part of the same family as cherries and plums.
There are a number of fantastic sloe gins available, including 6 O’clock Sloe Gin, however, you can also try and make your own variation of this stunning liqueur at home!
Here, ILoveGin explores some fantastic recipes for how to make your own sloe gin from home, as well as what differentiates this kind from other gins, sloe gin cocktails and more.
Gin clubs are completely worth it if you pick one that best accommodates to what you’re looking for.
There are many gin-lovers throughout the UK who love exploring new and exciting variations of this tipple. However, it can sometimes be difficult finding gins that meet your tastes and preferences without spending a fair amount of money, and unfortunately, some money on bottles you discover you don’t actually like.
Gin clubs help provide a cost-effective way to discover a whole range of different gins, providing just a taste of exciting bottles along with information on the spirits to help members to expand on their gin knowledge, and hopefully find some new-found favourites along the way!
Pink gin does not have a universal taste, meaning it can vary depending on the type you go for. While pink gins might look similar, not all of them will taste the same, the gins labelled as pink gin offering up a range of various fresh and fragrant flavours.
A lot of pink gins will have a berry component to them, infused with ingredients like strawberries, raspberries, grapefruit, rose petals and more. The infusion of these pink ingredients are what can give the gin its eye-catching pink colouring, which has helped in popularising the drink alongside the sweet and fruity flavours it can offer.
Here, ILoveGin explore this enormously popular tipple, including the types on offer, what it goes well with and more.
Inspired by Africa and handcrafted in England, Whitley Neill Gin combines an unusual bunch of botanicals, including the carefully selected, rare Cape Gooseberries and Baobob fruit. We love all their flavours, but think Watermelon & Kiwi is especially perfect for the summer!
J.J Whitley London Dry Gin is the product of eight generations of distilling history and we love their whole range!
An entrepreneur and an artist walk into a bar… and this is how The Artisan Drinks Co started! We love all their flavours and think their Amalfi Lime tonic is perfect for the summer!
Nearly all gin is vegan – we say nearly as some gins may contain honey, while others can be produced using animal products. However, the use of animal products in gin is rare, making nearly all gins suitable for vegans.