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Just the tonic – GINblogger’s award for best supporting act
There is such a huge selection of gins on the market to sample – with more being launched in the last 12 months than...
Ceder’s Wild Gin review
Ceder’s Wild non-alcoholic gin.
Over the years I’ve tried many low or non-alcohol drinks, all the way back to Kaliber which was a lager advertised...
Gordon’s low alcohol gin and tonic review
Don’t do it!
It might be January, the month of going alcohol-free, vegan, giving up the fags and joining the gym to become a perfect...
GINblogger’s ONE THOUSAND CLUB
Four figure success for a dozen blogs!
With the start of a new decade inspiring many writers to crunch the numbers on everything from the...
Happy New Year!
We would like to wish all our friends and other followers a Happy New Year and hope that 2020 will be a successful and...
Lakeland Moon Gin Review
Nocturnal gatherings raise strident spirits ...
While the moody landscape which decorates this artisan gin’s label is reminiscent of Dartmoor’s Beast Navy Strength Gin, the...
Gin Reviews
Just the tonic – GINblogger’s award for best supporting act
There is such a huge selection of gins on the market to sample – with more being launched in the last 12 months than...
Ceder’s Wild Gin review
Ceder’s Wild non-alcoholic gin.
Over the years I’ve tried many low or non-alcohol drinks, all the way back to Kaliber which was a lager advertised...
Gordon’s low alcohol gin and tonic review
Don’t do it!
It might be January, the month of going alcohol-free, vegan, giving up the fags and joining the gym to become a perfect...
Lakeland Moon Gin Review
Nocturnal gatherings raise strident spirits ...
While the moody landscape which decorates this artisan gin’s label is reminiscent of Dartmoor’s Beast Navy Strength Gin, the...
Death’s Door gin review
Getting to grips with the Grim Reaper.
There are many ways to cross Death’s Door - tragic accident, fatal illness and even reckless misadventure included...
Exeter Gin Review
South-west cities showdown – Round 2.
Having profiled Plymouth Gin in our previous blog, we’re turning our attentions to Devon’s inland cathedral city, where a...
Plymouth Gin Review
South-west cities showdown – Round 1.
Our previous post, about Deck Chair Gin from Brixham, reminded us that while we’ve covered close to a dozen...
Deck Chair Gin review
And now for some-gin completely different ...
The humble wooden framed deck chair conjures many images, from men with knotted handkerchiefs on their heads to bawdy...
Ruby of Rangoon gin review
Ruby has got proper staying power -
By chance, this week’s review follows on from the similarly flavoured distillation which Gin Lover One revealed to...
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Just the tonic – GINblogger’s award for best supporting act
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