Boatyard Double Gin 70cl, 46% ABV, Organic Irish Gin

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Hinch operates two informative and hands-on guided tours: the Classic tour, which offers tastings of the distillery’s two flagship whiskies, and the Premium tour, featuring tastings of an additional two. Rudd, the six-botanical spirit took two years to develop with Dr David Clutton – a man who holds a PhD in gin (yep, that exists).

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It’s not that often you meet a gin especially designed for negronis, but this “Italian dry” gin is exactly that. Of all the gins out there, none hit the sweet spot between classic gin flavour and moreish complexity quite like No. Each sip is like a walk through spring, summer and autumn – a lengthy, elegant procession of flavours from bright lemon verbena to opulent rose, and finally, herbaceous blackcurrant leaf. Så tilsættes den kildevand ned til voksne 46% alkohol og så får den lov til at hvile i minimum 2 uger, før den kommer på den smukke flaske.

Lemon is the classic garnish, but don’t be afraid to experiment: lime, grapefruit, herbs, cucumber or berries can complement the botanical notes in different gins.

Boatyard Double Gin

Peppery grain of paradise notes prickle around the nose, working to elevate the citrus and woody notes. The guided 90-minute tour at the Boatyard Distillery includes a behind-the-scenes look at everything from distilling to labelling, with the history and origins of the distillery, plus the chance to label a 70cl bottle of Boatyard Double Gin. While most Irish whiskey distilleries switched to corn when a tax on barley was introduced in the 1850s, Bushmills stuck to malted barley, creating top-quality single malt whiskey throughout its history. Though modern in its methods, Copeland is near the historic harbour in Donaghadee, County Down and shares the area’s rich maritime and distilling history through its products and tours. I wonder when I might be tempted by a single triple distilled malt whisky from the same distillery ?A gin’s flavours must stand up to the body and sweetness of your chosen mixer, too – as well as ice dilution. Its guided tasting tour even takes in the unique topography of the area and the workings of the farm, from provenance to growing, harvesting and visiting the beautiful copper stills. Listen out for the fascinating story of the Copeland Islands, which were used as a Viking trading post and as a smuggling point from Scotland.