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The gin has a clean and gentle nose which belies its strength that opens up to reveal classic juniper and pine notes with a refreshing zest of citrus oil.
With 12 botanicals and made according to 11th century methods, the King of Soho doesn’t disappoint. Made by the son of late Soho personality Paul Raymond, this tipple is a love letter to the borough. Palate: Bright citrus, the grapefruit peel giving it a unique sweetness. Hints of spice lurk around behind it.The emotive motivation for breaking into the industry was prevalent as she explains her father, who was a doctor and quite the character in the local area, was also a gin drinker. Alex explains that the family-orientated and personal side to the brand helps sustain their passion and the King of Soho’s authenticity. It is vital that you learn your industry. Alex believes that good investments can be made by networking with associations and groups linked to your industry, where you can gain advice from experts. We’re pretty sure that London is at least 50% fuelled by gin. Our obsession with all things gin has been going for centuries and, with a slew of cool distillery openings in the past few years, shows no sign of abating.
Discussing plans over a gin martini in a bar one night with an intrepid sense of ‘why not?’, Alex and her business partner sparked the idea to produce their own bespoke gin brand. The King of Soho London Dry Gin is distilled in the heart of London using traditional methods; a complex spirit crafted with not less than 12 botanicals to a unique flavour profile. This premium quality gin is bespoke, smooth and full-bodied; soft juniper, coriander, with a high presence of citrus botanicals including grapefruit peel, balanced by angelica root and cassia. Strawberries and cream give way to a subtle floral tone on the finish with a pronounced tang of grapefruit. The King of Soho is a London Dry Gin distilled in the heart of London using traditional methods; a complex spirit crafted with 12 botanicals to our unique flavour profile. Created as a tribute to the original 'King of Soho' Paul Raymond by his son Howard.
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If we haven’t yet convinced you that London is really, really into its gin – we present to you: The Distillery.
As well as your own wax-sealed 500ml bottle, you’ll also leave the three-hour experience with a ‘gin gift bag’, which sounds pretty good to me. Sipsmith Supper Club Perhaps you want to learn more about gin. Perhaps you want to drink a lot of the stuff while you do – it’d only be right, in the name of education that is. Then, perhaps you’d not want to restrict yourself to just one distillery. Well over a century later, it’s still one of the most popular British gin companies. They also run one of the best gin tours in London.What drew you to TT Liquor in the first place? And what made you guys decide to work with us on our virtual classes?
Warming, peppery spice ends the journey with a satisfying nip and a smooth finish, in what is a classically styled gin. Well, the brains behind Sipsmith actually put the chatter into action. The two best friends opened their distillery in 2009 and have been going strong ever since. The off-sweet palate has fruit bursting at the front before a gentle vanilla spice emerges giving a luxurious creamy feel. Gather round, friends, we’re about to discover the best gin experiences in London. Cool distilleries, tastings and experiences for your next tipple. Best Gin Distilleries in London There’s a certain thrill that comes with sampling a small and exclusive batch of gin like that distilled at Half Hitch London.
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It’s a mantra that has clearly served well so far! So I guess, turning more towards yourself, again, what were you doing before you took over the reins in the drinks industry? What was your life before King of Soho Gin?
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