Ninth Wave Irish Gin, 70 cl

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The Experience will unwrap the mastery behind making a world-renowned whiskey and gin, as well as the story behind the business. Mr Cross says: “ The wins will help drive forward Hinch’s goal to further expand its alr eady international client base.”

This contemporary Irish gin has won multiple awards from Silver at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition to Gold at the Q Quality Awards. Meanwhile the firm’s Ninth Wave Gin has been described as the world’s most awarded gin brand in 2020 by leading awarding bodies including the World Gin Awards and more. Blood Monkey Gin and Blood Monkey Spice Storm are a pair of sipping gins from Dublin-based Outcast Brands. They recently each won a Gold medal at the Global Gin Masters 2022 in the Ultra Premium and Contemporary categories respectively.Mór Irish Gin: FromArderin Distillery in Tullamore, Co. Offaly, comes a sharp, sweet and citrusy gin that uses Slieve Bloom mountain water and boasts hints of floral rosemary. Credit: Facebook / @Moririshgin FAQs about Irish gin How many Irish gins are there? Master Distiller Deirdre Bohane notes, “Blood Monkey is a sophisticated spirit with a complex character that reveals various details as it evolves on the palate. It hits you with a smooth, warm citrus spice followed with a slight hint of floral entwined with smoky, caramel flavours of whiskey”. On the palate, the verbena sings a little louder, green grassiness, hints of mint and the soft orange and citrus linger long after you’ve sipped. I’m definitely going to be putting this little pretty in a well balanced martini. On opening, the fresh Raspberry aroma is unmistakable and as Pink Gins go, this one’s at the higher end of the scale. But looking to the present, good weather tends to lift sales of those drinks well-suited to outdoor consumption so gin should benefit from these Summer months when many spirits drinkers tend to favour lighter choices like Gin & Tonics.

The Hinch Distillery is an exciting venture in Ireland/Northern Ireland and clearly one to keep an eye on, especially if Ninth Wave Gin is anything to go by. The delicate flowers used in the distillation of their Wild Botanicals Gin elevates this drink to the next level. Make sure to drink with lots of ice. 1. Drumshambow Gunpowder Irish Gin, Co. Leitrim – for an oriental flavour experience We’ve been very innovative in this time launching a wide and varied selection of spirits; from small releases of beer cask finished whiskeys and others finished in unusual casks, to our new Ninth Wave Export Gin which at 46% has even bigger and bolder flavours than its classic sibling’s 43% ABV. This is available from the 25th June. From Hinch Whiskey to the Ninth Wave Gin, whiskey tours to the gin school, the brasserie, the visitors centre, and more, read on to find out all about this County Down distillery. Ireland Before You Die’s top tips for visiting Hinch Distillery: As gin drinkers become much more knowledgeable about the category they continue to seek innovation therein and vintners should therefore regard having a wide variety of gins available as key to successful gin sales this Summer.The business, which is the brainchild of Dr Terry Cross OBE, has a 10-strong portfolio of whiskeys, including one variety that marries with local craft beer breweries to produce an exclusive limited edition Hinch Craft & Casks selection. Produced at Hinch Distillery, Ninth Wave is presented in a beautiful, eye-catching blue bottle with a design inspired by a combination of sea waves and ancient Celtic symbols. Other attractions: Montalto Estate and Kinedale Donkeys are two great attractions in Ballynahinch. Let’s Go Hydro in nearby Carryduff is also a great activity. Your questions answered about Hinch Distillery Who owns Hinch Distillery? Records the default button state of the corresponding category & the status of CCPA. It works only in coordination with the primary cookie. Foraging wild plants sustainably from the mountains to come up with gorgeous flavours and aromas, Glendalough Gin offers up truly Irish flavours using Irish botanicals.

Inspired by Ireland’s stunning coastline and the Wild Atlantic Way, this award-winning gin is crafted with a mix of traditional and selected botanicals, including organic sugar kelp and Dillisk, which gives the gin its unique and distinctive flavour.Shortcross Gin is another favourite based in Northern Ireland. It is made by Northern Irish craft gin distillery, Rademon Estate. Try it over ice with Lemon juice, sugar syrup, soda water and a Lemon wedge for your perfect refreshing Summer drink. Hinch Distillery, which produces Ninth Wave Gin, is the brainchild of well-known Northern Ireland entrepreneur Dr Terry Cross. With the ethos of ‘bringing together unrelated things for the first time’, this is a truly original tasting gin. Furthermore, inspired by oriental flavours, a tingle of this drink on your tongue will take you on a journey to the east. For the whiskey fans, take one of the guided distillery tours to find out all about the inner workings of making Hinch Distillery. The best part – the final tasting!