The final warm peppery notes are also accompanied by a slight spiciness but again there should be no burn on the throat. An overall classic London Dry gin with a complex flavour profile and a smooth, very drinkable finish. The entire experience should evoke memories of a stroll along the canal bank or round the loch on a warm summer evening and leave you looking for more. Scoring is based on deadwood and bonuses, the actual melds don't actually count for anything, they're only good to minimize your deadwood. Four highly coloured bottles and four individual flavours – sip the flavours individually or mix and match them to create 15 different flavour combinations. The four primary flavours have been designed to mix and match with each other perfectly.

If you prefer your gin citrussy, then add 3 parts Fever-tree tonic (either full fat or light) to one part LinGin and garnish with a quarter slice of orange.

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married couple Ross and Alyson from the Linlithgow Distillery using two state of the art Geno Steel Stills

And that's it. I'm sure there are plenty of people who prefer other rules, but you can never please everyone and these are the rules I'm going with. All four flavours are designed to be served over ice with a standard tonic – we use Fever-Tree Premium Tonic at the Distillery - and simple garnishes which make these drinks the perfect party G&Ts. The Maltings, originally Mains Distillery and latterly converted into a malting house before being developed into apartments, is also represented by the cupola top to the bottle. LinGin is a classic London Dry style gin – using a maceration technique and direct one-shot distillation with the botanicals present in the mix at all times during the distillation pro-cess. No other flavourings, colourings or sweeteners (either natural or synthetic) have been added either during or after the distillation process. LinGin is bottled at 43% Abv.Speaking to The Spirits Business, Alyson confirmed that while issues such as the energy crisis, duty hikes, and the incoming deposit return scheme were a concern, the couple’s decision to withdraw from the business was a personal one: “The current climate in this industry is very challenging but not overwhelming, and can all be surmounted by someone with the energy to drive it forward.

However you choose to drink your LinGin, we hope you enjoy it as much as we have enjoyed making it. Well done guys, you have a beautiful story, a stunning bottle and of course a gin as smooth as they come. or C6 C7 C8 C9 C10. Aces are always low, never high, and runs can't wrap around, so Q,K,A,2 would not be a legal run. Any comments, complaints, bug reports, questions, or anything else should be sent to [email protected]. We can't respond to everyone, but we try toFurthermore, the brand has developed a collection of flavoured gins called Four Marys, inspired by the four ladies-in-waiting to Mary Queen of Scots, who was born at Linlithgow Palace, as well as one quadruple-distilled Four Marys vodka. Big Gin: When all 10 cards in your hand and the card you just drew are parts of melds, so you have 11 cards, all in melds.