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Gin tasting weekends at Towcester Mill Brewery’s Shop

Author: Kathryn Hunter

Published: 27th February 2019 09:50

Gin tasting weekends at Towcester Mill Brewery’s Shop
 
March kicks off in the right frame of mind at Towcester Mill Brewery’s Shop with not one, not two, but three gin tasting Saturdays, all in the run up to Mother’s Day!
 
The Brewery Shop, based at the Bell Plantation Garden Centre, is welcoming three different gin distillers over the next few weeks; Two Birds Spirits from Market Harborough, Buckingham’s Foxdenton Gin Liqueurs and the Fruity Farmer from Stoke Goldington. If you want to sample the different flavours and consider which might be your favourite then pop along to the shop!
 

Sat 2 March – Two Birds Spirits

Two Birds Spirits is founded in Leicestershire and produced in the quaint market town of Market Harborough. All Two Birds spirits are produced in small batches of just 100 bottles at a time, with great care and affection, ensuring each batch is always as good as the first. Their London Dry Gin is award-winning; why not check it out for yourself?
 

Sat 9 March – Foxdenton Gin Liqueurs

Foxdenton is a family run company based in Buckingham specialising in the production of English Fruit Gin Liqueurs and London Dry Gin. Their aim is to make great seasonal drinks based on traditional recipes and using British fruit. Their six different gin liqueurs – apricot, rhubarb, damson, sloe, raspberry and plum – are perfect with Prosecco!
 

Sat 16 March – Fruity Farmer

The Fruity Farmer will be launching the newest addition to their range - their brand new Quince Gin! Come and try it to see what you think....it is a beautiful velvety liqueur which really is a treat. They'll be offering complimentary tastings of three of their range of Fruit Gins and Liqueurs. Fresh, homemade and local, all the fruit is grown on their farm at Stoke Goldington, near Newport Pagnell.
 
For timings, please visit Towcester Mill Brewery’s Facebook page or their website www.towcestermillbrewery.co.uk.
 

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