Review – Bulldog Gin
Bulldog Bold is a gin that firmly stakes it's claim, and then fails to deliver. With a largely citrus-led profile, the flavours are neither bold enough, nor sufficiently well-balanced to make this gin stand out. In some cocktails it is fine, but in a fiercely contested market that's not good enough.
Read MoreReview – The Curious Bartender
The Curious Bartender' is a delightful account of smart mixology. Cram-packed with intelligent and thoughtful insights, this is far more than an account of contemporary cocktail techniques. This is the sort of book that will inspire a new generation of drinkers to enjoy their cocktails in new ways.
Read MoreReview – Professor Cornelius Ampleforth Christmas Mulled Cup
Professor Cornelius Ampleforth's Christmas Mulled Cup is not only the easiest and most deliciously tasty way of making a mulled wine, but it offers a broader range of cocktail opportunities that make it a must-buy.
Read MoreReview – Jefferson’s Whisky
Jefferson's Very Small Batch Bourbon is a decent middle-of-the road example of its type. A little short on depth of flavour, it mixes well in the right cocktails, but finds itself a little lacking in others.
Read MoreReview – The King of Soho Gin
King of Soho Gin is far less exciting than it's namesake. By no means a terrible gin, but with an unbalanced flavour profile, it fails to stand out in a market crowded with excellent products.
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