Produced in Cairngorms, Scotland, a bottle of wine inspired by Asian backpacking, with vanilla and Japanese grapefruit, it was voted the best gin.
Persian gin
Ideal for gins and dog lovers, the distillery's seven gins at the foot of the Glenty Ski Centre in the Highlands, Perth, Scotland, are all handcrafted in small batches and paired with a variety of cocktails.
Dogs appear on gin bottles because the distillery has partnered with the Perth County Kennel Society (PADS). Every bottle of wine sold by the brand is donated to PADS for every bottle of wine sold to house homeless dogs. Each version in the series has a different dog breed.
Three Rivers Gin
This gin comes from Manchester's first gin distillery: the Manchester City Distillery, which is tucked away in a small alley and resembles a warehouse when closed. Custom-made gin has sweet notes of vanilla and cinnamon.
Shortcross gin
Shortcross Gin at Radmont Manor Winery in Northern Ireland is a classic London-inspired gin with a charming cream and floral notes.
Gin contains botanical aromas such as fresh apple, elderberry and wild clover, as well as juniper, coriander, orange peel, lemon peel and cassia seeds. Try putting in ice cubes, it will give off a wonderful aroma and smooth taste, or pair it with elderberry tonics and mint twigs.
The brand's citrus drizzle gin is equally delightful, with hints of spicy fruits and berries. Gin features citrus, lemon and grapefruit, which are distilled with apples, pears and blackberries.
Tarsier Khao San-Gin
Sipping Khao San Gin from Tarsier's backpacker collection brings you straight back to the warm beaches and raucous Southeast Asia.
Like the busy neon streets of Bangkok, this gin combines Thai red peppers with aromatic lemongrass for a breathtaking taste. It is best to add a little ginger soda to increase the amount of spices, plus pressed fresh limes and peppers.
Lasse gin
While Russé Gin is famous for its whiskies, its gin is also a great addition. Handmade on the island of Lassay in the Hebrew Islands, its gin is the perfect complement to the "'classic with a twist'" G&T (gin, tonic and pepper, basil springs and garnish with orange slices) or Hugo cocktails (prosecco, gin, elderberry, soda, mint sticks and lime accents).
It is a dry gin from a small island with only 161 inhabitants, and the product has a unique style.
Gin gin with gin
This yuzu gin produced by Japanese producer Kyoya Shuzo, kyoya Shuzo is famous for its shochu. It uses sweet potato shochu and other plants such as citrus fruits such as grapefruit and golden grapefruit, juniper and mountain pepper.
With hints of lemon and grapefruit, gin works amazingly well in cocktails like G&T or Negroni. It can also be made with soda water to make a very refreshing high glass of wine.
Gin has a distinctly citrus flavor, a long, creamy, slightly spicy flavor.