A new year calls for some new ginspiration and we couldn’t help but fall in love with this recipe for a Grapefruit and Thyme G&T that we spotted on laurens blog, not only do the photos look incredible we tried it out and it tastes great too!
So we say this is a must make this year, when you’re next at the shops make sure you pick up a grapefruit and some thyme leaves (fresh ones) and you’ll be able to make this at home whenever you fancy a little treat!
So we love gin (obviously) and we also love chocolate, so when we saw these Gin & Tonic truffles that you can make at home we knew you’d love them too!
They’re pretty simple and easy to make and taste delicious!
You’ll need the following:
Do of course take the below with a pinch of salt! We are not medical professionals, and the article is intended as entertainment only.
With Dry January being mentioned all over the place we thought we’d give you 8 reasons why DryGinuary (where you spend the month celebrating Gin!) might just be better for you. I’m sure we’ve all read that a small glass of red might be good for you, so now lets see what our favourite friend Gin has to offer!
Juniper berries have high levels of antioxidants, which can help you stay healthy, fight wrinkles and keep you looking youthful. We can’t promise drinking gin will directly lead to this but the juniper berry is a powerful little thing that can also help cell regeneration and also reduce inflammation. (source)
Christmas day is around the corner and we are so excited!! It is THE day when the whole family gets together and shares the most precious things, like gin. And what’s the best way to share gin with all your loved ones? PUNCH!
Here is a collection of the best recipes for all tastes – hot, juicy, classic you name it.
If 3/4 of your G&T is tonic, you’d better make sure it is good tonic. And if 60% of your gin is water, you’d better get the purest there is. Martin Miller travels all the way to Iceland to get his. Could this be why this gin won more top medals than any other in the past 10 years? Nah, there’s more to it…
It’s the time of the year when the secret Santa between friends, colleagues or even family starts, you know the drill, you’ll be matched with someone and if it’s a work person you may only know a few things about them, the likelihood is that you’ll know what tipple they like.
If gin is there spirit of choice then we’ve found the very best gifts to buy them!
Coming in 1st place we have our favourite and best seller…
It’s unique, it’s fun and it tastes great, a wonderful little gift you can give to your secret Santa, best of all you can buy them other things as you’ll have change to spare.
Although we, G&T people, love to keep our favourite tipple simple, these variations HAVE to be tried. Herbs and spices can really bring out the flavours of the botanicals in the gin and make your G&T a whole lot brighter and bolder.
The ginealogy of Hayman’s dates back over 150 years, making the producers the only family of original English gin makers still distilling today. And here is why it survived and has been appreciated for so long…
Alcoholic tonic water? We bet you’ve never heard of this before and we bet you’ve never tasted anything like it either…