Eden Mill Candy Cane Christmas Gin, 70 cl, Bottle

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Add 35ml of Candy Cane Christmas Gin, 15ml of Fernet Branca and two dashes of chocolate bitters into a mixing glass filled with ice The nose is dense with caraway with underlying sweet spice. Sweet anise, a hint of clove pierced orange. Anise seed, dill seed— Yuletide Akvavit does have a nice holiday cookie aroma to it. Really inviting and quite nice.

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Glass in hand, Gin Galore will lead you on a journey to the source of Scotland’s gin in all its botanical, flavourful glory. Not only does it include a selection of their famous teas, it will also include their Small Batch Christmas blends as well as the brand-new Tea in Mind range.Open a door each day for a tea-surprise and follow the daily tea routine on the reverse, which invites you to pause, re-balance and create a calming space for your mind this December. Eden Mill Gin is created in copper pot-stills and exhibits a wide range of flavours from botanicals sourced from the local area, as well as from much further afield. The Original Gin is Eden Mill’s take on a classic London Dry with a twist. To make this festive treat, Leicestershire's Bond Street Distillery steep their London Dry Gin with traditional Mince Pie fruits and spices, such as sultanas, currants, apple, orange zest, cinnamon, cloves, allspice and nutmeg. We've tried it ourselves and it really does taste like Mince Pies!

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If you’ve ever wondered what would happen if you threw a bunch of baked goods into a still… Yuletide Gin is That Boutique-y Gin Company’s answer.PREMIUM CRAFT GIN - By The Handmade Gin Company, our Handmade Liqueurs are bursting with unique flavours, perfectly complimented by our award-winning juniper-led gin. This flexibility has made gin an ideal canvas for painting an evocative holiday portrait. In the past five years, seasonal gins have evolved. Whereas at first, there was simply winter seasonal expressions. Now? Christmas gins are becoming commonplace.