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Distilled from scratch at the Chase farm in Herefordshire, the distillers at Chase are always looking to create new flavour varieties and interesting tasting combinations. With the growing popularity of flavoured variants in the gin category, Chase has introduced its Raspberry and Basil Gin to offer consumers a new gin with a delicious berry profile and herbaceous twist. Our in-house drinks expert enlisted a panel of testers to hunt for well-balanced, aromatic pink gins. They tried 22 different brands in total, looking for easy-drinking styles with well-integrated botanicals. Recommended serves? Asda suggests serving the Passion Fruit Vodka with Prosecco and passion fruit, the Mojito Rum with soda water, smashed mint leaves and a wedge of lime, and the Strawberry Daiquiri Rum with lemonade and strawberries. With the weather slowly but surely going from positively Baltic to slightly less Baltic, we’re really starting to think about what drinks we’ll be enjoying in the garden this summer. Saying that, Chase Distillery’s new flavoured gin would be delicious sipped indoors too… But, we’re only interested in the very best! So, we’ve put our top spirit team on the case to find the best pink gins for 2023.
The Raspberry & Basil Gin will join Chase Hedgerow Elderflower Gin and Chase Rhubarb & Bramley Apple Gin within the English countryside collection. If you love citrus flavours, this vibrant Italian gin from Turin will definitely float your boat. Zesty lemons sourced from sunny Sicily and the Amalfi Coast are infused into a classic base gin made with Italian juniper. It’s unmistakably lemony on the palate and makes a super-refreshing G&T, garnished with a lemon zest obviously. Alc 40%The Raspberry & Basil Gin will join Chase Hedgerow Elderflower Gin and Chase Rhubarb & Bramley Apple Gin within the English Countryside collection. Chase suggests serving it as a Raspberry & Basil G&T with 50ml Chase Raspberry & Basil Gin, topped up with tonic and garnished with a basil sprig and a fresh raspberry. Most commonly, you’ll find strawberry, raspberry, pink grapefruit, rhubarb or even rose petals included. They'll vary in colour from pale blushes to vibrant bubblegum pink, and you'll likely find that most big brands have had a go, and even some supermarkets! How should I serve pink gin?
In need of some positivity? Get delicious recipe ideas, uplifting lifestyle news, and fashion and beauty tips. Make the most of your time at home and enjoy Good Housekeeping delivered directly to your door every month! When it comes to serving and drinking flavoured gins, most are perfectly at home in a classic Gin & Tonic serve. This makes them a good buy for parties. Splash out on some interesting garnishes – fresh berries, fruit, herbs or edible flowers – and you’ll be able to serve your guests an eye-catching G&T. The best flavoured gins Distilled in the Scottish capital, the Edinburgh Gin range includes Rhubarb & Ginger, Gooseberry & Elderflower and the left-field Salt N Sauce Gin flavoured with tamarind in honour of the local taste for serving chips with brown sauce and vinegar. Orange & Basil is a more traditional bottling made with sweet Valencian orange peel. Very classic in style, with fresh citrus and plenty of juniper character, it’s a well-balanced gin. Pair it with Schweppes Tonic for a crisp, citrus style G&T, with the herby basil notes coming through on the finish. Garnish with orange slice. Alc 40%The gin has fresh raspberry and herbaceous basil notes with GB gin’s signature juniper taste profile complimented with “a fresh tartness and hint of sweetness”, ending with a balanced tart finish.
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