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Orange Peel. Orris Root. Cubeb Berries. Lemon Peel. Meanwhile, if croquet ever becomes an Olympic sport, you can blame the brand for having trained countless barmen on either side of the Atlantic. Meanwhile American gin lovers are spoiled for choice following the explosion in craft gins — homegrown and imported. The slack is being taken up by a current gin boom in Belgium, and good growth in Germany, Australia and Latin American markets like Colombia whose newfound taste for gin may have been inspired by Spain.

Distilleries played a vital role in the war effort by creating yeast for bread making and chemicals and materials for munitions. They created industrial alcohol that was used for medicines and some alcohols and solvents were used in clothing manufacturing for the Navy and Army. Wooden crates, packaging, boats and more were being manufactured across the UK in the many cooperages. Many whisky producing regions saw young men leave to fight in the great war and never return, a loss that impacted many small communities and the whisky distilleries that had sprung up around these towns and villages.

From over distillers in production at the start of , by the end of the war five years later, there were only a handful of patent still column still distilleries left. To the surprise of many, he ordered an increase in whisky production, something that some in the industry saw as a wild and reckless move.

Designed by Hans Schleger, the bottle was not only distinctive and elegant, it showcased the colour of the whisky. It also meant that the bottles could be stacked and packed more efficiently. An onsite cooperage was established in , which meant casks could be built and repaired on site. He quickly moved onto become an apprentice blender before eventually becoming the official Malt Master in This is a position David still holds to this day, making him the longest serving Master Blender and Malt Master in the industry.

Charles had introduced the idea of promoting the Glenfiddich Single Malt outside of the UK for the first time, to engage and promote the virtues of the Single Malt over blended whisky. Through a number of brave advertising campaigns initiated by Charles across America, demand for Glenfiddich increased.

Its single malt heritage, Scottish roots and provenance proved a hit in America and other international territories soon followed. Being able to house and manage its own grain provided extra stability and self-sufficiency.

This still had originally been housed in East London at the Marshall Taplow Distillery, a gin rectifier and a blender and bottler of spirits. With his bids successful and the stills down into individual parts for delivery, there was just one question — what to do with them? By the stills Charles had purchased over a decade before had been refurbished and commissioned at the Girvan site.

At the time the popularity of gin was on the rise and Charles had the perfect stills for the job. With a growing range of gins available to the consumer, Charles realised that for their gin to stand out, they would have to do something truly unique, something different, something unexpected and excellent. Whilst waiting for this unlikely event to occur, we suggest gratifying your senses with this radiant cocktail.

A democratically no-nonsense gin rickey cocktail recipe. Looking for a wondrous winter cocktail for your next splendid soiree? Look no further! The Cranberry Fizz Cocktail is a gin cocktail recipe that makes one long for December all year round. A delightfully smooth and alluring gin, rich with night blooming floral essence.



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