Whitley Neill Mince Pie Gin 70 cl

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A flavour to stir up a conversation, the Mince Pie Gin is packed with aromas of rich mince pies and a touch of citrus, there’s also a subtle hint of pine Christmas trees. The Fever Tree Gin and Tonic advent calendar is a pretty good midrange option, with 12 gins and 12 tonics inside.

According to Whitley Neill, this new gin is bursting with deep, luscious notes of stewed cherries, chocolate and almonds. The UK’s number one premium gin brand*, Whitley Neill has launched two new festive flavours, Black Cherry and Mince Pie just in time for Christmas.

THIS gin liqueur is all about the glitter and light-up, novelty Christmas tree-shaped bottle – but sadly, not a lot else. Whitley Neill doesn't shy away from fun flavoured gins (we've seen pink apricot, rhubarb and ginger, blood orange, and raspberry flavoured gins from them in the past), and the brand has just announced the launch of two new Christmas flavours as part of its already extensive collection. Everything is served inside a colourful calendar like you’d expect from BrewDog including Christmas exclusives like a Festive IPA and a Coffee Stout in collaboration with Grind. We think the new Black Cherry Gin would be perfect topped up with lemonade or Mediterranean tonic for a refreshing highball cocktail. The Sun", "Sun", "Sun Online" are registered trademarks or trade names of News Group Newspapers Limited.

The mince pie gin has an aroma which is packed full of dried fruits (think confected orange peel, raisins and apples), and the taste is filled with spiced notes of clove, cinnamon and nutmeg. Hearst UK is the trading name of the National Magazine Company Ltd, 30 Panton Street, Leicester Square, London, SW1Y 4AJ. While on the pricier side, it’s proper booze that’s very easy on the juniper and gives mega mince pie vibes with notes of baked apple, boozy sultanas and candied orange peel. For the die hard Pink Gin fans, The Bottle Club’s Premium Pink Gin Advent Calendar is full of 12 different pink bottles, from the classic Gordon’s Pink Gin, to the more unusual Cheeky Gin Bubblegum Gin Liqueur.We are the only media property reviewing gins and aggregating the scores and reviews of other significant voices in the gin world in one place. It’s like gin roulette in an advent calendar, you never know if you’re going to pick out a standard lemon gin or a Squeezed Yuzu Gin. Seven Bro7hers remain fairly secretive about the insides of this calendar but you can expect flavours like watermelon, passion fruit, honeycomb and pineapple.

The launch follows Whitley Neill’s debut into the world of no-and-low, having recently released two alcohol free variations of their signature gins, Whitley Neill Raspberry 0. com, to taste and rate a range of gins that can all be drunk slowly over ice or mixed into cocktails. By the way, if you’re a wine lover, now is the perfect time to subscribe to the Telegraph Wine Cellar. Inside Beavertown Brewery’s Craft Beer Advent Calendar you’ll find 24 beers produced by the brewery, some already on sale, some which are yet to be released, and a few Christmas specials. A sweet taste with hints of mince pies with raisins, cloves, cinnamon and nutmeg all adding to the Christmassy taste with a long sweet finish that lingers in the mouth.A STUNNING-looking Christmas bottle, this sugar plum gin liqueur twinkles with a seasonal blue and silver theme. This Freixenet and Friends advent calendar features still, sparkling and even alcohol-free options in case you can’t quite manage a drink every single day (but only two, so don’t let that put you off).

There’s something for everyone, whether you’re after a nightcap whisky or just a glass of wine to go with your dinner. The only downside is each day only has one of each, so you’ll either have to use it as a 12 day calendar, or save your gin and tonic for every other day.The special release seasonal offering has festive notes of warming cinnamon and Christmassy herbs and spices. Each dram also comes with a daily video introduction from the Society ambassadors so you can get to grips with tasting notes. There’s IPA, Pale Ale, Lagers and Stouts to satisfy all cravings and even a special Christmas glass inside.