The Best Gin and Tonic Glass
Gin&Tonic has been a trending Highball cocktail for the past couple of years, and it is also a perfect cocktail for summer days. And when the popularity of Gin and Gin&Tonic grew, the selection of glasses also got bigger and
Tanqueray vs Beefeater Gin – The Difference
These days, there are countless Gins on the market, and there's a perfect fit for everyone. But alongside all those new and very inspiring creations, there are also some long-established brands. Two of them are Tanqueray Gin and Beefeater Gin. Both
Elixier Gin – Woodruff Based Gin from Berlin
Created in the heart of Berlin, Elixier Gin is a Gin unlike any other you had before. It comes in a flat, angular, and somewhat whimsical bottle. And the old-school label reminds me of fairs and circus from the 1920s.
Elephant Gin – Orange Cocoa adding extra complexity
Summer arrives and, just in time, Elephant launched a new and fresh Gin Creation - the Elephant Orange Cocoa Gin. Based on their award-winning London Dry Gin, this Gin perfectly blends fresh orange flavor with notes of roasted cocoa beans.
Bobby’s Schiedam Dry Gin – A Mix of East and West
Based on a recipe of Jacobus "Bobby" Alfons, Bobby's Gin is inspired by two worlds. Bobby, born and raised in Indonesia, grew up with the vibrant spices typical for South-East Asia. When he fell in love with Genever, he started
Iron Balls – Unique Gin from the heart of Bangkok
With more and more gin brands flooding the market, it got hard to stand out. But Iron Balls Gin is different. Ashley Sutton, a famous and incredibly creative bar designer, showed once again his love for detail. The steampunk design,
Elephant Gin – Flavors from Africa, crafted in Germany
By looking at the bottle and its details only, you can see how much love goes into creating this Gin. Elephant Gin has one of the most unique bottle designs I've ever seen. I instantly fell in love with it
9 different types of Gin you need to know
In the past few years, hundreds of Gins flooded the market. It seems like it has never been that popular as it is today. At least not on a global scale - and it doesn’t stop. We at Cocktail Society love Gin