Remember sipping a Coke Float when you were a child? Well this is 100% better! Particularly with Malfy Con Arancia (Blood Orange) Gin. You need to try this recipe at your next Summer BBQ!
This is the time when we get to say “I told you so” to all the freaks out there who look down on us for having a gin or two at the pub after work with some mates…
This cake was inspired by the ILoveGin founder, Toby! He is vegan and wanted a gin cake that he could finally eat in the office. This is a winner and the Malfy Gin Rosa makes it extra special!
If you are familiar with Malfy you may immediately think of their beautiful bright yellow and blue bottles. Renowned for their lemon gin, Malfy have now expanded their collection. Their Sicilian Blood Orange and Pink Grapefruit gins will give you a burst of Italian sunshine!
Get your summer dresses on, it’s time to party!
I don’t know about you but I have been trying to keep cool so far summer! I am a big fan of gin ice-creams (check out my last one here), so I thought I would also try a gin sorbet! This recipe is with blackberries, raspberries and Greenall’s Wild Berry Gin… it’s very refreshing!
To whoever decided that pink gin was going to be the colour of the drink of the season, THANK YOU! Now the men in in our lives will not steal our G&Ts from us “because they are pink and girly”. Let’s hope they don’t find out they are delicious too!!
This sugar syrup recipe is cheap and easy to make at home. Perfect for gin cocktails this Summer. BBQ season is upon us.
Sugar syrup is a staple for every aspiring home cocktail mixologist, all the way to the pros. Sadly, it’s expensive to buy but being it so vital for many delicious cocktails, why not make it at home and subsequently pat yourself on the back for being a total kitchen hero and saving yourself some pennies. It’s cheap and easy to put together and also opens up a realm of creative possibility, ginger sugar syrup I hear you cry?- Lavender? Thyme maybe? Before you know it, you will be taking over the “craft beer guy” in your circle of friends as the one who is prattle on about what they have been “brewing” at home.
I recently visited Langley Distillery to find out more about their own brand of gin, Palmer’s Gin. Master Distiller Rob Dorsett showed me around and informed me he has made around 500 different gins! Wow, now that is some experience!