Tarquin’s Gin, Grapefruit & Thyme Ice Cream ! An oldie but a goodie! I posted this recipe a couple of years ago (before I was the Gintern) and now thought I would re-share it! It’s never too cold for ice-cream… especially if you’re eating it cosied up by a nice warm fire!
Like the origin of all great Irish ideas, Poacher’s was the result of a conversation shared in a local pub one night! Using Irish ingredients, Poacher’s is Ireland’s first premium, natural mixer brand. Their tonics and Ginger Ale will pair perfectly with your favourite gins!
Because we have been drinking a lot of Gin lately, mass-production and the consequent standardisation of flavours has become the norm to satisfy our thirst for this juniper based spirit. Tarquin brought back the beauty of craftsmanship and we are VERY grateful for it! This gin is produced in tiny batches on the coast of north Cornwall and every batch has a slightly different flavour. Unbottling Tarquin’s gin is pretty much like opening a Kinder egg, you never know what surprise you are going to get but it never disappoints 😉
A delicious twist on a Lemon Drizzle! Perfect with a London Dry Gin like Trevethan or Holly’s. Navas Tonic water pairs wonderfully with the gin in the drizzle topping too!
Make your next Negroni a Cornish one…with Trevethan Gin, Cornish Aperitif and Cornish Rosé Vermouth! Of course you can use Campari instead, but this is a lovely twist! 🥃
This cocktail is a gin lovers Buck’s Fizz! Perfect for Christmas morning… and super easy!
It’s been a whole year since my Crowd Funder to distill Holly’s Gin! Now on batch 004 and gearing up for my second Christmas, I thought I would share my story with you!
Navas was born in a bar in Mousehole, Cornwall. After a long walk around the headland, the founders popped into the Ship Inn and noticed that whilst there were many excellent Cornish spirits, there wasn’t a choice of Cornish mixers…
Trevethan Gin uses their traditional family recipe perfected in the 1920s by Norman Trevethan! With some botanicals sourced form their very own hedgerows in the Cornish countryside…. this is definitely a gin you need to try!
I love a spicy cocktail this time of year, but this one is also really refreshing! Boatyard Old Tom Gin works wonderfully with Ginger Ale (especially Franklin & Sons). However you can try this with a London Dry Gin too, both styles are lovely. Enjoy!