The King of Soho I London Dry Gin I Unique sweetness of grapefruit peel I Liquorice finish I 42% Vol. I 700 ml

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If you like a bit of variety with your liquor, then you’ll love visiting The London Distillery Company. I am aware of the competition, but I don’t focus on it. Who’s to say they’re right and you’re wrong? The proof of the pudding is in the eating!”

Before gin became the tipple of choice for stylish Londoners, it was feared it would be the downfall of society as the Georgians knew it. You’re not going to be able to do everything and if you can’t do something, find somebody who can,” Alex continues. To find out what all the fuss is about you can take a distillery tour. The standard price includes a behind-the-scenes look as well as some tastings. But they also have something else that should be on your radar – a gin supper club. That’s basically exactly what you’d think it is: a supper club with gin pairings. Wait, it gets better. If you ask us, you can’t miss the classic London Dry Gin, with its subtle but noticeable hit of cardamom. Beefeater Gin

The best way to experience their range is to take their famous City of London gin distillery tour in London. You’ll get a behind the scenes peek at production, as well as a taste of three gins. 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 All that has well and truly changed now, and the City of London Distillery was at the forefront of that revolution.

Alex insists that the first step is having an idea for a business and looking at the skills that you have personally. Then you need to consider what you need to learn and research. They say if you’re onto a good thing then why change it – and that’s certainly the ethos of Christopher Hayman, chief gin maker at Hayman’s Distillery. I always respect people who go out of their comfort zone and set up on their own – I think it’s very brave. It takes a lot of guts because you’re essentially saying: “This is who I am.” You may not always get it right but through time and experience you learn to express yourself.”London has had a long love affair with gin – no surprise then that there are a tonne of cool gin distilleries, tours and experiences in the city. These are the gin experiences and gin distilleries in London that you shouldn’t miss. They also do a “design your own” gin lab experience as well (we’ve done it and it. is. brilliant). Otherwise, head down to their subterranean bar – one of the best gin bars in London– for a cheeky tipple or two. Staring at the bar of The Botanist on Sloane Square, one particular drink stands out from the crowd, the glittering blue bottle that’s The King of Soho, a London dry gin conjured up by Howard Raymond, the entrepreneur’s son, and business partner Alex Robson. Any plans on the horizon you can reveal in terms of The King of Soho’s future? In as far as it’s possible to plan anything in this day and age?

A cookie set by YouTube to measure bandwidth that determines whether the user gets the new or old player interface.There are a lot of different opinions about which glass is best for sampling gin – whichever you go for, make sure it’s sparkling clean so nothing interferes with the flavours and aromatics of the gin. 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. 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. The people they team up with to do the cooking are the folks from La Trompette, a Michelin-starred restaurant and neighbour to Sipsmith. They cook up a delicious menu of French food that goes rather well with a few of Sipsmith’s drinks. Secret Gin Tour

Jensen’s Gin proudly produces ‘gin as it should be’– gin that’s true to its origins and traditions. Their fabulous Old Tom gin is even replicated from an authentic 1840s gin handbook.Then there’s the fact that his gins – and especially the ‘Deeply Rested’, if you ask us – are pretty damn fantastic. I mostly take inspiration from the outside, from who I am – and this moves as we develop as human beings. Even if the essence of who you are stays the same, you grow as a person and that helps whatever you’re doing in business at that time.