Gin is a spirit with heritage, flavour and character in a world increasingly dominated by the bland and the boring. Above all it’s a drink to be enjoyed. Gintime helps you do just that.
Now that you’re here, you’ll discover more to enhance the pleasures of drinking gin – more about our Gin Brands, cool Cocktail Bars and our ever changing Bar of the Month and of course more Gin Cocktails.
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Latest Gin events, industry news and gossip from the world of Gin:
- 2nd Feb 2012: Bombay Sapphire Delights the Fashionistas
- 2nd Feb 2012: London Gin Master Class
- 1st Feb 2012: Stories Before Bedtime and a Nice Glass of Hendricks
- 31st Jan 2012: The First Ultimate Bombay Bottle Sells in Travel Retail
- 31st Jan 2012: The Year of Dickens
The Booking Office Bar
St Pancras Renaissance London Hotel, Euston Road, NW1 2HR
The Booking Office Bar at St. Pancras has got to be one of the most romantic bars in London – one feels there’s an imminent brief encounter just a step away on the nearby Eurostar platform. Set inside what was … Continue reading
Gintime Gin Preserves
Autumn is all about stocking the larder for the colder months and gin makes a great ingredient in seasonal preserves. Juliet Lawrence Wilson’s Sloe Gin Mincemeat is a quick and easy preserve to make now and will mature beautifully in … Continue reading
Know your gins
Our guest writer Patience Gould shares her experience of attending the launch of Bombay’s Gin Aroma Kit, a fantastic nosing experience that is a total first for the gin industry. And the cocktails.. Gin’s renaissance continues apace and it’s the … Continue reading
Greengage Gin an Autumn Treat
At one time all the major London distillers made a great variety of fruit gins. Apart from sloe gin, which is still made commercially by Plymouth and Hawkers, and damson gin made by small craft distillers, production of most fruit … Continue reading
