A History of Gin - from Mother's Ruin to Nation's Favourite
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£25
£25.00
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An informative and light-hearted gin tasting event exploring the history of the spirit from its medicinal origins to its status as a national favorite.
The evening explores the journey of gin, tracing its path from a medicinal spirit to an 18th-century scourge. Attendees will start with a welcome cocktail before enjoying a tasting of three gins, highlighting gin's role in the Royal Navy. This is described as an informative, light-hearted tasting with a historical focus.
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