Review - Tanqueray 10
One of the world's most recognisable gin brands has its roots in the 1830's when a young Charles Tanqueray, turned against the family tradition of becoming a clergyman and instead established his distillery in Vine Street, London.
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Review - Westerhall Vintage Rum
Hailing from Grenada comes the Westerhall Estate Vintage Rum. The estate itself covers some 500 acres and is reportedly home to the oldest working waterway in the Western hemisphere.
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Review - Clarke's Court #37 Blend
The Clarke's Court distillery hails from Grenada and has been in operation since 1937, although records indicate that a mill has been on the site since the 18th Century. Imported molasses are used to distill the range of rums which currently total some 16 in number.
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Review - Sous Vide Supreme
The trend for using so-called 'molecular' techniques in cooking and cocktails has been around for a time now, and indeed one could argue that some of these foams, airs, and spherified what-nots are in fact becoming a little passé and are on the decline in the trendy stakes.
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Review - Midori Melon Liqueur
From the makers of fine Japanese whiskey including Hibiki and Yamazaki also comes the luminous green Midori. A favourite among the layered shooter crowd, its website proclaims it "creates a feeling of freedom and fun for stylish young people enjoying good times with friends" and, "Midori is where you and excitement meet".
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