For the Gin lover
What are good gin and tonic glasses?
For the true gin lover, the Glencairn glasses are an absolute must-have. The Glencairn glasses are not only beautifully designed, but also designed with the perfect shape to capture and accentuate the aromas of the gin and tonic. Their crystal clear design and sturdy construction make them ideal for serving a delicious gin and tonic.
How much gin do you put in a glass?
The amount of gin you put in a glass depends on your personal preference and the size of the glass. Generally, a standard ratio of 1 part gin to 3 parts tonic is used. For a standard gin and tonic in a Glencairn glass, you would pour around 50ml of gin.
Do the Scots drink Gin too?
Absolutely! While Scotland is best known for its whisky, the Scots have also developed a growing love affair with gin. With the rise of craft distilleries across the country, Scottish distilleries are producing some of the world’s finest gins with unique flavours that reflect Scotland’s rich traditions.
Where can I buy a nice Gin Glass?
You can find beautiful gin glasses at specialty drinkware stores, department stores or online retailers specializing in glassware and barware. Mood Company from Scotland also offers a range of high-quality glasses, including the famous Glencairn glasses, which are perfect for serving gin and tonics.
What is a tasty Gin cocktail recipe from Scotland?
A delicious gin cocktail recipe from Scotland is the "Scottish Bramble". It is a refreshing cocktail with a Scottish twist, perfect for both summer evenings and social gatherings. Here is the recipe:
- 50 ml Scottish gin
- 25 ml fresh lemon juice
- 15 ml sugar syrup
- 15 ml crème de mûre (blackberry liqueur)
- Fresh blackberries and a slice of lemon, for garnish
Preparation:
- Fill a shaker with ice cubes.
- Add the gin, lemon juice and sugar syrup.
- Shake vigorously until mixture is well chilled.
- Pour the cocktail into a beautiful Glencairn glass filled with ice.
- Drizzle the crème de mûre over the cocktail.
- Garnish with fresh blackberries and a slice of lemon.
- Stir gently and enjoy this delicious Scottish creation. Cheers!