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Sipsmith Negroni Reproduced from Sipsmith by Honest Paul. The Negroni is, undisputedly, the cocktail of the moment. Seductively vermillion, bracingly bitter, herbaceously complex – but still refreshing – it’s no wonder the historic drink is experiencing a revival. To stir…
Edinburgh Gin – Christmas Edition Reviewed by Honest Laura The Scots are known for their easy-going nature, quick wit and their reluctance to take life too seriously, however when it comes to gin, Edinburgh Gin are very serious about what…
Hoxton Gin is an unusual twist on this classic drink, very fruity with creamy coconut and zesty grapefruit as well as the familiar, piney juniper. It is the child of a highly lauded bartender geeking out over the beautiful spirit. Immersed in the…
Gunpowder Irish Gin Reviewed by Honest Tom The name is a bit of a mouthful and so is the gin. That conclusively sums up DGIG (as I shall refer to it henceforth), however, I you fancy a bit of anecdotal…
Fifty Pounds Gin Reviewed by Honest Paul Fifty Pounds Gin has grabbed my attention a few times in the past months at my local village “classy restaurant with a pub”, however, I never got round to getting my hands on…
Fifty Pounds Gin is produced in the south-east of London, at a small, celebrated distillery with more than two centuries of tradition behind it, with a beautiful still manufactured by the legendary John Dore & Co Limited. Under the guidance…
Brockmans Gin Reviewed by Honest Paul I’ve tried quite a few gins now and many brands try to use some “clever” slogans, and some have some ridiculous ones. So I was quite intrigued to try Brockmans Gin just to see…
Boxer Gin Reviewed by Honest Tom Something that you might be surprised to hear about me is that I am intensely macho. I had to get out of the street fighting game after the fuzz got on my back and…
When Adnams first started experimenting with their First Rate Gin, they actually started with an eclectic range of 17 botanicals. Throughout the recipe process, they endeavoured to achieve a balance of flavours and a complimentary mix. Through careful crafting, they…
The Botanist Gin is a small-batch, artisanal Islay Dry Gin combining nine classic gin botanicals with a further twenty two others that are local to the island. With 31 botanicals, one could easily think that the gin might be a…
