Gin

[Rockrose]

Oh yum for you gin drinkers, if you see it you must try Loch Measc gin I bought it whilst down south recently.
Absolutely gorgeous and very drinkable

[Cloverjo]

Tilly, given a choice I say Bombay Sapphire over Gordon’s, for example. I’m not sure if I’m influenced by image and advertising or if I really prefer the taste. I suspect in a blind tasting I wouldn’t know the difference.

[Tilly2]

Nor me, Clover. A gin and tonic is a gin and tonic. :-)

[TonyV]

I would know the difference between Bombay and Gordons

[Tilly2]

I wouldn't.

[ducksie]

Good gin for some of the ABers on here ;)

https://www.goodhousekeeping.com/uk/food/a24513917/lidl-gins/

[ducksie]

Might have to scroll down, Aber falls

[pastafreak]

I tried gin when I was in my 20s. Tried, but couldn't like it. Tasted too medicinal. I recently tried Opihr gin...it's made with oriental spices including ginger and black pepper. I love it!

[douglas9401]

One could be forgiven for thinking that lobbing something fragrant into a few bottles of decanted Shop Local mother's ruin and passing it off as 'refined' was the order of the day. :-)

[douglas9401]

Same line, different destination. :-)

[Rockrose]

If you like a more traditional gin try 1689 made to a 300 year old Dutch recipe

[Hopkirk]

Specialist find are so common these days, they are even making it in The Archers.

Scruff's Gin, named after Linda Snell's late dog.