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This recipe focuses on providing a platform for the deliciously floral Warner Edward's Honey Bee Gin which is frankly superb on its own and doesn't want to be mixed with anything else too opinionated.

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A infusion of tart Cherry & Citrus, with a smokey finish.

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A recommended serve by The Nodding Donkey Distillery for their delightfully tart Limited Edition Sloe Gin.

The Nodding Donkey love their gin with a bit of fizz. And there's no need for concern, their Sloe Gin really shows its colours and isn't masked by the mix at all.

As the winter nights draw in, you'll be after something wholesome, indulgent and perhaps even spiced to keep your cockles warm.

This gluttonous treat should do just the trick..

Enter X-Gin, with all the qualities you expect from a fine dark cocoa. Bitter on the finish, nutty and few surprises lurking in it's depths.

Here at the Gin Box we’ve been hearing a lot about gin and tonic cake and we’ve tried a couple of examples that were pretty good so we decided to give it a go ourselves. Now there is a minor issue in that we don’t really bake.

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There are multiple variants of this recipe around. We started with Warner Edwards' own and offer up the addition of pink peppercorns and coriander seeds to add a little spice if you like.

Personally, I find Warner Edwards Rhubarb sweet enough, though they recommend adding a little lime cordial to the recipe to sit in the mix.

Foxhole gin held a cocktail competition. The winner, Elaine Larkin of Bar Valentino, Brighton created this excellent recipe dubbed "The Cuss I Am".

Its' strong and floral so get ready to put your taste buds to the test!

This classic cocktail is pure sophistication. The ideal early evening aperitif.

Its light and just the right combination of soft & bitter.

You can use any London Dry for this recipe. Jenson's is an excellent choice, or better still our Two Birds Cocktail Gin is designed for purpose, and it comes in a 200ml bottle at just £13!

Egg whites not only bring together flavors; they also give a cocktail a silky texture. The Aperol in the recipe doubles as light sweetener, so forget the syrup and go pro. Aromatic bitters are used as garnish to finish and add aroma.