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National Geographic Traveller visit Exeter Gin Distillery

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National Geographic Traveller visit Exeter Gin Distillery

Posted by Karen Skerratt on 26 June 2024

It was a pleasure to host Sarah from the National Geographic Traveller in June facilitated by Visit South Devon. Sarah who is the Senior Editor at the National Geographic Traveller (UK) was visiting food and drink producers in South Devon to write a feature in the publication, and we are thrilled to see she loved our Gin...

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Why buy from a local craft distiller?

Why buy from a local craft distiller?

Posted by Karen Skerratt on 3 June 2024

Why buy from a local craft distiller? Buying from a craft distiller rather than a commercial spirit brand offers several benefits, ranging from the quality of the product to supporting local economies including employment and sustainability. Here are some key advantages: Unique and High-Quality ProductsFlavour diversity,  craft distillers often use a wider variety of...

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The difference between craft gin and main stream regular gin?

The difference between craft gin and main stream regular gin?

Posted by Karen Skerratt on 31 May 2024

Have you ever wondered about the difference between craft gin and main stream regular gin? Craft gin differs from regular gin in several key aspects, including the production process, the ingredients used, the scale of production, and the overall focus on quality and uniqueness. Here are the main differences: Production ProcessCraft Gin is often...

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What makes a great Gin and Tonic

What makes a great Gin and Tonic

Posted by Karen Skerratt on 19 April 2024

The Gin and Tonic has its origins in the British colonial era in India during the 19th century. It was originally conceived as a medicinal drink to combat malaria. The British East India Company officers stationed in India would mix quinine, a bitter compound derived from the bark of the cinchona tree and known...

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