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Black Shuck Whirlybird Gin
Whirlybird Gin is the latest expression in a long line of Black Shuck gins from the beautiful county of Norfolk (UK). And if like me, you were lucky enough to have found one in your Christmas stocking last year then you can doubly whoop for joy. Not only have you got yourself a rather tasty gin you are contributing to a worthy cause.
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Quince Gin
Quince is a strange-looking fruit resembling large lumpy golden-skinned pears. Often baked in a quince tart, or combined with other fruits to make a jam or jelly where their high pectin content and unusual flavour comes in useful, quince is just as good infused in gin with its distinctive aroma making a unique flavoured spirit. Follow this recipe to find out how to make your own quince gin.
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Blackberry Gin Sour
What better way to celebrate the rich fruitiness of the blackberry than in a Blackberry Gin Sour. Fruit and gin go hand in glass and the bittersweet of a gin sour is one of my favourite cocktails.
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