Aug 6, 2020
Ungava gin is good shit.
Bombay Sapphire, on the other hand, tastes like vodka mixed with Pine Sol.
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Ungava gin is good shit.
Bombay Sapphire, on the other hand, tastes like vodka mixed with Pine Sol.
Gin makes me incredibly happy, when I have not been happy in awhile. So give me one good god damned reason why I shouldn't drink it. Go on. I dare you.
La Fin du Mot - 3/4 oz Ungava Canadian Gin (infused with Arctic circle herbals), 3/4 oz Suze Gentian herbal liqueur, 3/4 oz Luxardo Maraschino liqueur, 3/4 oz fresh lemon juice, shaken with ice and fine strained into a chilled coupe rimmed with Mekong river salt and garnished with a lemon twist. A bright golden colored drink that blends salty, sweet, tart and bitter flavors beautifully. Highly recommended!
Shake it up: Cocktails with liquid gold!
Shake it up: Cocktails with liquid gold!
For the event of the launch of the blog, we have asked our mixologists Gabrielle and Fabien to create some cocktails with maple syrup for us! Here are some of the inspiration they have when they create new cocktails at their bar, Le Lab or even during fun evenings with their friends!
A barman will think similarly to a chef when it comes to creating a new item on their menu, he will always go…
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Alessi Likes Ungava and Imperial
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Mixologist-made cocktails are just a million times better
I am an ice queen
I am a freezing duckie
I would be lying if I said that the main reason I took the Ungava gin launch assignment wasn't to get a chance to check out the newest bar at The Fort, the ultra cool (literally) Imperial Ice Bar. It proved to be a hitting-two-birds-with-one-stone kinda thing, as I discovered for myself the delights of some unconventionally colored gin and got to experience freezing my ass off in a -5 degree Celsius ice bar. Ungava gin was robust and had a distinctly subtle but pronounced aroma and went down quite nicely and had me rattling along like some liquor connoisseur. It also made my next cocktail choice a no-brainer. Read my review here.