Brockmans News
A LIFT LIKE NO OTHER
Imagine a lift with an extra button: a button saying “Press for Gin”. Brockmans, the gin like no other, likes the element of surprise, and so they took over a lift, tinkered slightly with the buttons, and created an option, which a few curious people selected.
A rather surprising scene greeted those who chose the “Press for Gin” button as the doors slid open: a bar with a bartender carefully mixing a Brockmans and Tonic.
Brockmans filmed the reactions and you can see the film here...
https://youtu.be/5Sx_oVgok98
Encouraging people to ‘Press for Gin’ has in fact become something of a habit. Brockmans staged events this year in London, Glasgow and Manchester where, in elegant venues in these great cities, guests who pressed for gin got, well gin, of course but so much more. Fire-eaters, aerial performers, magicians, a human jukebox and other entertainments as well as delectable foods have enticed gin- lovers to enjoy multi-sensory evenings ‘like no other’.
Brockmans is a 40% A.B.V. English, super- premium gin whose aromatic top note of coriander marries beautifully with the softer, more rounded harmonies of blueberries and blackberries and the bottom note created by Juniper berries from Tuscany. This inspired combination, together with bitter-sweet Valencian orange peel, serve to give Brockmans an intensely smooth, distinctive and elegant taste. If you haven’t already, serve your guests a gin ‘like no other’. Keep in touch with Brockmans’ events via their Facebook page:
www.facebook.com/brockmans.gin www.brockmansgin.com
The Brockmans Gin team likes to create experiences like no other, reflecting the surprising qualities of the gin itself.
10 DECEMBER 2017
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