28 Search Results for tanqueray
October 23, 2013 11:10 am
Published by Gin Foundry
...ared in 2013 as a limited edition was Tanqueray Malacca, a re-interpretation of their 1997 release and whose flavour profile is notably sweeter and with a lovely, rich grapefruit twang to accompany a full mouth feel. More on Tanqueray Malacca, Tanqueray Rangpur and Tanqueray No.10 can be found in our separate post HERE. For more information about Tanqueray Gin, visit their website: www.tanqueray.com They are also on Twitter: @Tanquerayusa ...
October 24, 2013 9:55 am
Published by Gin Foundry
...gination but it feels like a folly at the base of the Tanqueray estate; some will admire is unusual particularities, others will call the landlord crazy for keeping such an eyesore. Try it out to see which side you stand on! Tanqueray Malacca Tanqueray Malacca is best described as a sweetened version of Tanqueray Gin with notes of liquorice and grapefruit both prominent alongside a full piney juniper. Based on an old Charles Tanqueray recipe...
February 28, 2014 9:57 am
Published by Gin Foundry
...little about the project? JMcK: Acquiring notarised copies of Charles Tanqueray’s recipe books and travel diaries is one of the things I am most proud of. When I joined Diageo we didn’t have much of a relationship with John Tanqueray, the great great grandson of Charles, so I set about trying to build one. John had worked for Tanqueray Gordon & Co until 1989 when he retired. After speaking with him on the phone and over email we decided to...
March 3, 2014 9:00 am
Published by Gin Foundry
...s. When reading them you almost feel as if you are in the still house with them, sharing their frustrations when a certain combination just isn’t right, and delighting in the achievement of perfection. GF: Gordon’s and Tanqueray both have iconic bottles. With Tanqueray No.10 changing to a new look very soon, we were wondering if you had to keep a physical example of each of the different bottles in all the varying sizes from around the...
October 3, 2014 11:21 pm
Published by Gin Foundry
...down in your diaries! If you’re heading out East, then the Tanqueray Hub at Hixter City is the place to start! Not only can you collect your all-essential wristband, there are also free daily masterclasses from 6PM-7PM with Tanqueray Gin’s Brand Ambassador Tim Homewood. Enough said surely? No - there’s more reasons to head over too… We’ve been hearing a lot about the Tanqueray Hub, mainly as they are a headline sponsor and they are taking...
October 25, 2013 11:33 am
Published by Gin Foundry
...The Dram Shop, the sessions will be led by Whistling Shop founders and world-renowned mixologists, Tom Aske and Tristan Stephenson every week. From the never-seen-before libations uncovered from the very recipe books that Tanqueray founder Charles wrote in the 1800s, right up to the secrets of future cocktail-making emerging from Tristan’s lab, each session will reveal an insight into finding the perfect balance of passion and patience behind...
July 16, 2014 10:19 am
Published by Gin Foundry
...decline by -0.4% but with a global hat on - this can be summarized as “business as usual”. With the biggest brands by volume (in no particular order here) Gordon’s, Bombay, Seagram’s, Beefeater, Tanqueray, Ginebra San Miguel and Larios all fighting it out to retain their market share, the category is in an interesting space. Hundreds of smaller craft brands may have emerged and rejuvenated the interest in the...
March 23, 2014 12:51 pm
Published by Gin Foundry
...e best way to explore the history and culture behind our beloved clear spirit ingrained in the City through 5 gin samples, 5 cocktails, 5 bars and an organised taxi ride to take you between each one! The Martini Mum - Tanqueray 10 & martini glass, £55 The box is a gift alone, designed by fashion designer Wayne Hemmingway. It features Tanqueray No. 10 70cl and two bespoke martini glasses, but we didn’t say you had to share…...
April 28, 2014 1:51 pm
Published by Gin Foundry
...ate 1800’s. Many distilleries of that era would produce multiple gins as part of their portfolio, some of which were flavoured more prominently using one particular botanical. Alexander Gordon (Gordon’s), Charles Tanqueray (Tanqueray), James Borrough (Beefeater) were all distillers known to produce variants using Orange, Lemon, Ginger and other more exotic ingredients. In many ways, “flavoured” gin is as much a sub...
October 22, 2013 10:10 am
Published by Gin Foundry
...t was decent gin, better than many supermarket brand offerings and worked well in a G&T;, but it’s never been considered particularly memorable either. Moreover, despite it being in the same price bracket as Beefeater and Tanqueray, it never quite seem to captivate gin fans in the same way those other classic gins achieved. Having tasted Greenall’s Gin in all sorts of drinks over the years, it often felt a little one dimensional when...
