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Boe Violet Gin
Scottish gins seem to be the thing these days and with a centuries-old distilling history its no surprise that they are leading the charge in the latest gin boom. Boe Gin is right up there at the front and their second expression is no (excuse the pun) shrinking violet but a gin to be reckoned with. The Boe gins are quality gins with pedigree, the Scottish Gin winning a silver at the World Gin Awards in 2014. So far in their ‘family’, there is the original Scottish Gin, the Violet and a couple of liqueurs: Peach & Hibiscus and Bramble. And I’m sure these four won’t be their last.
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Eden Mill Chilli and Ginger Gin
Eden Mill and Aldi are like an odd couple. From the outside, they seem unsuited. One a multi-national supermarket chain. The other a small craft distiller in Scotland. And yet somehow their relationship is working. Eden Mill Chilli and Ginger Gin is the latest expression in the Botanical Project partnership with Aldi, promising spicy warmth and tangy flavour.
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Nordes Atlantic Galician Gin
The north wind in a bottle. Nordes is said to be Spanish for the northerly Atlantic wind which breezes across the shores of Galicia in northwestern Spain. This rather romantic nomenclature gives Nordes an air of wild romanticism which other gins just fail to match up to.
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