Linlithgow Distillery, London Dry Gin, 43 Percent ABV, 70 cl Bottle

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Scottish gin producer Linlithgow Distillery is being sold following the founders’ decision to step away from the business. Linlithgow Distillery produces a range of premium gins called LinGin married couple Ross and Alyson from the Linlithgow Distillery using two state of the art Geno Steel StillsWe suggest that LinGin is drunk neat over ice but if a long drink is preferred, then we recommend 2 great G&T serves:

Ross Jamieson, director and co-founder of Linlithgow Distillery came up with the initial design concept for the new bottle. He said:orange peel and cardamom botanicals for an incredibly smooth classically London Dry gin that finishes These gins all sit at 40% abv and have been distilled at Linlithgow Distillery using the same base recipe. A scaled down version of the LinGin recipe has been used (8 out of the 12 botanicals) and each colour then infused with the flavour of choice after distillation before being bottled by hand. As with every product that is produced by the Linlithgow Distillery team, it is lovingly hand-crafted, bottled and labelled by hand. When it comes to accommodation in Scotland, there's a fantastic choice of amazing stays from luxury hotels to glamping getaways.

Although the Summer of 2020 was great weather wise, the emerging impact of Covid was getting ever closer to home for all of us. With Friends and Family succumbing to the Virus, most of us started to feel the real impact of Covid. LinGin is a classic London Dry style gin – using a maceration technique and direct one-shot distillation with the botanicals present in the mix at all times during the distillation pro-cess. No other flavourings, colourings or sweeteners (either natural or synthetic) have been added either during or after the distillation process. LinGin is bottled at 43% Abv. If you prefer your gin herby, then add 3 parts Fever-tree Mediterranean tonic to one part LinGin and garnish with a sprig of fresh rosemary. Each expression has a unique recipe that reflects the character of the Mary it is named after. The first part of the name reflects the character of Each Mary and the second part the taste/flavour of the Gin.or C6 C7 C8 C9 C10. Aces are always low, never high, and runs can't wrap around, so Q,K,A,2 would not be a legal run. Speaking to The Spirits Business, Alyson confirmed that while issues such as the energy crisis, duty hikes, and the incoming deposit return scheme were a concern, the couple’s decision to withdraw from the business was a personal one: “The current climate in this industry is very challenging but not overwhelming, and can all be surmounted by someone with the energy to drive it forward. If you prefer your gin citrussy, then add 3 parts Fever-tree tonic (either full fat or light) to one part LinGin and garnish with a quarter slice of orange.