Gin the Mood: 50 gin cocktail recipes that are just the ticket

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Britain’s biggest wealth management firms see shares slump after new rules to give customers a better deal It was an amazing time of discovery, not just of alcohol but the effects of alcohol in a pre-police society. There were no police and the only way that society was kept together was by everyone trying to force people into thinking that they had a very set class and were not allowed to move out of that. That was what got the gentry so upset—because if people don’t know their place, then we might get challenged.

It would be very remiss of me not to include my Junipalooza Melbourne partners, Emile and Olivier’s book in this list. New mortgage lender allows buyers to borrow up to six times income AND fix for 40 years - is it a good idea? Absolutely. She writes well and the best thing about it is that she doesn’t let the research or the academic side get in the way of the story. It clearly shows the references—if you want to look something up, you can—and there’s nice annexing and indexing. But it’s narrative-driven, as opposed to being just academic, although it is an academic project. Tristan Stephenson certainly started as a bartender. He then went on to own his own bars and still does. He’s done an incredibly successful series of books. The Curious Bartender is, I suppose, a series in its own right. He’s done rum, whiskey, gin, and, of course, bartending.

I just read the opening bit, about him going downstairs and drinking his parents’ tonic when he was a boy and being hooked. As a trained aromatherapist, O'Neal's mother made her own oils. 'I got to see lavender and rose oil being made. I saw distilling and the science behind it and I found it really interesting,' she says. He discusses some of the ones that are out there, what they taste like, how they can be mixed. He doesn’t go and do specific pairings, i.e. that tonic with this gin. What he does do is a pretty handy guide as to, ‘Okay this tonic suits more citrusy gins, or this tonic suits more herbal or spiced ones.’ Crowdfunding, venture capital, angel investing? How to find the best way to raise money for your business idea

The commitment to sustainability isn't immediately evident when you walk into the distillery, because everything has been painstakingly curated to feel as upmarket and comfortable as possible. If you only buy one book on gin, make it this one. There are too many things to say about award-winning author Dave Broom . He is probably one of the world’s best known spirits writer, educator and ambassador. I confess I have fan-girled, several times.Juniper had this ridiculous, medicinal, all-curing, all-conquering folklore about it. It didn’t matter what you had as an ailment, juniper was the answer.” and Co's home is a bright and welcoming space, a far cry from what you might expect from an alcohol startup. Shoffice politics! I want to build a work space in my garden - do I need permission and will it add value to our home? We meet in 58 and Co's distillery in Haggerston, east London, nestled between other budding startups keen to run their business from the iconic railway arches. And, equally, there are some that I love the flavour of but I know how it’s made. Sometimes, you like the flavour of something but it’s just an indulgent treat, and you ought to know better. You like it but, when you think about it, you really shouldn’t like it as much as you do. That’s my problem.