Amarula Gin, 70cl | African Gin Made with Marula Fruit Spirit

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IWSR points out that despite the expected growth in non-traditional gin markets, the gin boom will cool in established markets. SL: “Correct. Most gins are made from a base spirit of grain, or neutral grain spirit. Our gin is made from a base spirit distilled from marula fruit.”

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For many years, the two leading liquor categories in South Africa were whisky and brandy. In year 2018/2019, according to Edward Snell Marketing Director, Melanie Campbell, vodka matched brandy in value and in June 2020, gin sales exceeded vodka and in 2021 it became 3% larger in value, making it the second largest spirit category in the country. The launch’s campaign asks readers: “When was the last time you tasted something… for the first time?” A perfect storm! Spellbinding photo book by 'the pope of bad weather photography' shows the beauty of the world when the sun isn't shining, from rainy Scotland to wintry New York Meet the history buff who has collected more than 200,000 maps, from a 'beautiful' 1800s survey of London to a rare illustration that Flat Earthers believe proves their point...

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Gin actually works great for all seasons. With juniper at its base, it’s a flavour that is easily paired with everything from passionfruit to cinnamon, summer to winter, spring to autumn. It’s one of the many reasons I love gin. The secrets of the world's best first-class cabin revealed: Travel expert goes behind the scenes at Singapore Airlines to discover how it creates its '5-star hotel in the sky' experienceHolidaymakers warned to be wary of tempting 'low-deposit' getaways - as they could be forced to pay thousands if they cancel the trip, Which? reveals SL: “Premium botanicals – juniper berries, orange peel and blossom, and Ghanaian grains of paradise. They are steeped for 24 hours in this complex, yet delicate spirit and later gently distilled in a pot still.” When should YOU brace for impact? Pilot breaks down the THREE different types of turbulence - and reveals how dangerous each one REALLY is I spent 17 years photographing the same family of grizzly bears - here's what I learned (and the number one misconception people have about them)