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Welcome To The Gin Ignite Podcast

Whether you want to party or have a quiet night in gin will ignite

Welcome

Collaboration

It was lovely to see that Kate from Sip and Share and Brit from The Botanical Trading Company were getting together for some sensational offers.

This months bottle is Lind & Lime gin from Port Leith Distillery
Lovely Lime based gin. I tried in a Tom Collins over the weekend and it was lovely.

Christmas

Please support your local or favourite distilleries. Mine are growing by the day !!
Stockport Gin - their lockdown boxes are amazing as well as their gin filled baubles
The Edge Gin - great offers for their gins as well as liqueurs, glasses and chocolates. Lockdown 2 offer and Free Shipping over £40
Pitwheel Distillery - new Orange and Ginger gin as well as all their old favourites
The Gower Gin Company - GŴYR Six Pack - 6 of their gins all in one box, Sloe Gin and festive 3 (Sloe Gin, Bara Brith and Pinwydd)
Massingberd-Mundy get a £10 voucher back

Review

Reviews really help the podcast in a given podcast directory. So if you did have a chance to review the podcast I would be most grateful

Weekly Gin Recommendation - Lava Spirits Coffee Gin

I take one sip and I am in Florence in Tuscany.
I have just come across the bridge as the sun is setting and settled down in a nice cafe in the city.
There is lots of hustle and bustle but I am I am having this gin and savouring a moment.
The nose of this gin is initially a London Dry but very soon the aroma turns to coffee.
The coffee is just so naturally sweet and I have not tasted coffee flavour like this since I last visited Small Batch in Worthing @sbcrworthing.
The flavour profile starts with a smooth coffee taste which then goes to a sweeter coffee flavour.
This is followed by juniper on your palette and then finally a resurgence of coffee.
I cannot believe how two strong flavours like juniper and coffee can be fused together and that this only took 18 months.
The fusion of these two flavours is magnificent and quite simply is a feat of taste engineering.
I paired this with a Mediterranean tonic to test it as a long serve.
Given the flavour profile I should have probably broken with testing protocol and gone with one of Coca Cola’s dark spirit mixers as Laura suggested.
The possibilities of this drink really lie with mixologists in my opinion. Obvious choices are an espresso martini but I think this would be a fantastic...