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Gin and tonic
by gobs o'cats on May 4th, 2010, 2:41 pm
Recently I tasted my very first gin and tonic. Well, it wasn't MY gin and tonic. It was someone else's but I sampled a swallow (or two or three). Then I tried another taste of one from another bar, and it tasted so different. Almost flat and not as "vivid." We reasoned it must be a difference in the brand of gin. My question is, what's the best brand of gin for a proper gin and tonic. Cheers! Gobs (aka Susie)
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Re: Gin and tonic
by Tom Baker on May 20th, 2010, 12:00 pm
Dear Gobs,
If the G&T was flat it was the fault of the Tonic. The best Tonic in the world is called Fever Tree. But I don't want to encourage anyone to start a relationship with any kind of gin. Gin can be a trap, if you get my drift.
Tom
If the G&T was flat it was the fault of the Tonic. The best Tonic in the world is called Fever Tree. But I don't want to encourage anyone to start a relationship with any kind of gin. Gin can be a trap, if you get my drift.
Tom
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