Gin can trace its origins back to 11th century monks, who distilled spirits with juniper berries. It has come a long way from these beginnings, from being used as a medicine (albeit a thoroughly ineffective one) during the Black Death, to becoming the most popular drink in England in the 18th century.
Today gin is undergoing something of a renaissance, with many superb variations on the market - most having been distilled with weird and wonderful botanicals to give them a unique flavour.
Gin can trace its origins back to 11th century monks, who distilled spirits with juniper berries. It has come a long way from these beginnings, from being used as a medicine (albeit a thoroughly ineffective one) during the Black Death, to becoming the most popular drink in England in the 18th century.
Today gin is undergoing something of a renaissance, with many superb variations on the market - most having been distilled with weird and wonderful botanicals to give them a unique flavour.
 | Category | Vintage | Name | Qty | Size | Units | Price | Per | Score | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Martin Miller | |||||||||||
 | Gin | N.V. | Martin Miller's Gin New | 6 | 1×70cl | 0 | 12.00 | 1 | Martin Miller's Gin | ||
| Wines are offered subject to remaining unsold. E&OE. | |||||||||||
