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Juniper Freak Gin

A #gin for the #juniper lover #juniperfreakgin from @neverneverdc Pure nectar in a bottle #ginreview

Gin is juniper or, at the very least, a spirit where juniper is the predominant flavour. A distillery that never lets you forget that is the enterprising Never Never Distilling Co from South Australia, whose products are pure nectar for a juniperphile like me. Juniper Freak Gin is their take on a Navy Strength gin with an ABV of 58%. It is a very clever, sophisticated concoction that manages to…

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Never Never Southern Strength Gin

An absolutely beautiful, powerful and tasty #gin from @neverneverdc #ginreview

I am often asked which is my favourite gin, a question I find incredibly difficult to answer. My response often depends on mood, what I am looking for from a gin at a particular time and the type of flavour profile that suits the occasion that I am drinking. It is much easier to give the characteristics of gins I do not like. Still as I trawl through the wonders of the ginaissance I travel in…

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Navy Strength And English Proof

Do you know the difference between Navy Strength and English Proof #gin?

One of the gin styles that I have not written about before is Navy Strength and there is a fascinating story behind this type of gin. One of the few perquisites of sailing the high seas in the British Navy was the daily tot of rum ladled out to the sailors. From the 18th century, in recognition of the gin boom, gin was added to the list, especially as it was found to be useful in combatting…

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Illustrator / Typeography: Mike Perry Client: Rob Roy Project: Branding for a new tropical bar concept: Navy Strength Our friends at Rob Roy invites you to preview their new tropical bar concept, Navy Strength, tonight at Rob Roy (2332 2nd Ave Seattle, WA) Try out some fresh, new tropical drinks and get the opportunity to become an investor! Tix are $15 and available at the link below: http://bit.ly/2aHsc8g

[countrytweeds]

This Jamaican rum tastes surprisingly like Lagavulin.