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The 10 best gin bottles
Which are the best gin bottles? The range of gin bottle designs has expanded in recent years. Read our countdown of the 10 best gin bottles… […]
Gin reviews by whichgin.com – a website by gin lovers, for gin lovers. We’re a set of friends who undertake independent gin reviews…and then we write about them. We only feature gins that we’ve enjoyed, so we can recommend any that are reviewed on this site.
If you’re looking for gin ideas, a good place to start is our A-Z of gin reviews, or why not try some of these articles:
- The best cheap gins (no idea why this seems to be a favourite!)
- The best 5 gin to drink neat
- The best 10 gin bottles (that we couldn’t agree on)
- The 5 best gins to try (for every occasion)
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Best wishes
Andy (Founder, whichgin.com – now with added Diploma in Gin!)
And my teachers said I’d never amount to anything…
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There’s a growing range of gins coming from Northern Ireland at the moment. I made the trip across the Irish Sea to bring you a guide to the flourishing Northern Irish gin scene. […]
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Granite. A robust rock that’s been the foundation of many great things. Our Granite North Gin review sees if this gin deserves its strong reputation. […]
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Palmers Gin comes from the depths of Angela, a century-old copper pot still. A small batch, classic dry gin Palmers Gin is bottled at 44% ABV. […]
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Our Opihr Gin review finds an unashamedly spiced gin with flavours of the orient. A great gin to try with ginger ale. Opihr Gin is a spicy gin that’s distilled by G&J Distillers. It’s bottled at 40% and its botanicals include coriander, cubebs and black pepper. Opihr Gin is a stablemate of Greenall’s Gin and Thomas Dakin Gin, amongst others. It’s distilled in traditional copper stills in Warrington, England. […]
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Dockyard Gin is a grain to glass premium gin from Kent in England. You can even find out where the grain for your own bottle of gin was grown. Read more in our Dockyard Gin review. […]
