FEATURE I Gin


Tanqueray 10


Tanqueray 10 was distilled specially to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the


Tanqueray distillery in Essex. If ordering a gin martini, ask the bartender to make it with this gin and you will look like a connoisseur in their eyes! Tanqueray 10, £27


Martin Millers Gin Martin Millers Gin is perfect for the summer with a light perfumery charm. Distilled with 10 botanicals and blended with Icelandic water, it’s stunning. Our editor bid on a Gin party hosted by Millers gin in a charity auction and all of her 20 guests loved the incredible cocktails this Gin also helped create.


Gin Mare


Used in all the best bars, this gin boasts basil, thyme, rosemary and Arbequina


olive…Mediterranean in flavour, after a couple of G&Ts made


Monkey 47 Perfect for those who don’t mind getting sozzled as it’s bottled at 47% proof. Hailing from the Black Forest in Germany it’s named after the staggering amount of Botanicals that go into this unique Gin. It has a complex palette (no wonder with 47 different tastes in there) so its spicey, fruity, woody and herby…


with this you can appreciate its popularity with industry professionals.


Stratford Gin Stratford Gin by Shakespeare


No.209 Sauvignon Blanc Barrel Reserve Gin


This unique Gin from a well-respected Gin distillery in San Francisco has been aged in ex-Sauvignon Blanc Barrels for


3 months. Subtle scents are floral with toasted cereal, the spice of juniper, lemon, candied orange peel, peach and nectarine.


Tastes slightly sweet with bursts of floral flavours lavender, rose and chamomile. Ideal for a Dry Martini. 31Dover.com £56.95


Distillery, is inspired by Tudor England and handcrafted in small batches. Rose, lemon balm, rosemary and old English lovage are worked alongside more familiar ingredients such as juniper, coriander and lemon peel. Many prestigious local establishments offer this on their Gin list to include Hampton Manor. They serve this with a flavoured tonic and fresh berries from their own garden, and it’s got a fabulous depth of flavour. Shakespeare would be proud…I wonder if he was a Gin drinker?


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