I lay the blame at the door of certain friends [yes Lovely Grey you're one of the culprits😆] for my head being turned and me being led astray into a spot of alcoholic experimentation. Various souls around me have been making flavoured gins...I've heard mention of rhubarb from at least three, E has done grapefruit and then raspberry was thrown in the mix....before you can say jack robinson, there I was on mysupermarket checking gin prices. Aldi was the cheapest and if, on a day of dance down in Lewes a fortnight ago, we found ourselves parked opposite [cheapest all day parking in the town] then who am I to ignore a sign of providence😁 Currently with a bumper batch of raspberries in the freezer still [despite jam and wine making and a bag donated to my courgette glut eating neighbour] we still have loads to use. As you can see from the photos below I got my rump into gear on Sunday and got busy.......
I think I might need to road test it before the year's end. This is the recipe I'm using http://www.countryliving.co.uk/create/food-and-drink/recipes/a1081/pink-raspberry-gin-recipe/
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I think I might need to road test it before the year's end. This is the recipe I'm using http://www.countryliving.co.uk/create/food-and-drink/recipes/a1081/pink-raspberry-gin-recipe/
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Blackberry for me please! x
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like a good one to try. I've only ever make blackberry whisky.
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Looks very pretty, they are having a gin tasting evening in the village next to us, £25 a head, which seems expensive. Don't like gin, and always thought it would be the same whatever bottle you drunk it out of.
ReplyDeleteI didn't like gin for years, but I have gradually come to like it. I shall be interested to see whether the gin flavour comes through strongly or not.
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