Review – Drunken Berries Alcoholic Prosecco Mixer
Drunken Berries Raspberry and Gin Prosecco Mixer does what it says on the tin (bottle). It lacks however the purity of flavour of fresh raspberries, nor the heady booziness of a full-strength liqueur.
Read MoreReview – Jack Daniel’s Single Barrel
Jack Daniels Single Barrel is a perfectly solid choice of whisky for its price point. It lacks the complexity and balance of some single barrel bourbons, but is a worthwhile step up from the regular No 7 brand.
Read MoreReview – The Golden Age Blended Whisky
Some say that the golden age of distilling was in the 1960's and 1970's; a time from which some revered whiskies arose. In a move that might be considered equally brave and mad, The Blended Whisky Company has thrown together (probably with greater care than the term implies) a selection of malts aged for over 40 years.
Read MoreReview – Adnam’s North Cove Vodka
Adnam's North Cove Vodka is an intriguing and delightful spirit that opens new opportunities for this traditionally bland category.
Read MoreReview – Broker’s Gin
Broker's is an easy-going gin that neither offends nor excited. In a crowded market, it's hard to see its place aside from the quirky styling.
Read MoreReview – Regal Rogue Vermouth
Regal Rogue is an intriguing and refreshingly different addition to the vermouth scene. Staid it most certainly is not, although the flavours don't quite live up to the bold branding.
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