The summer season months are upon us which implies alfresco meals with crisp, clear and refreshing drinks are a should. What higher solution to take pleasure in a sunshine stuffed night than with a tantalising gin and tonic made with Lidl’s Aquine Scottish Dry Gin.
A basic London dry selection, the recipe for Aquine gin combines juniper, components of citrus, spice, and earthy notes, making it a scrumptious spirit that’s certain to turn out to be a staple in any connoisseur’s assortment. Crafted within the lovely Summerhall Distillery in Edinburgh, Aquine Scottish Dry Gin’s substances are sourced from everywhere in the globe.
The juniper berries hail from sunnier climates within the southern Mediterranean nations Italy and Spain, and the spices are delivered from japanese Europe – at all times of the very best quality, in-season varieties.
All of those delectable flavours come collectively underneath one roof in Summerhall Distillery that the gin actually takes form.
Once you handle to get your arms on a bottle of the basic Aquine gin, a premium tonic water is a should as your mixer, and from there you possibly can add a variety of citrus fruits to deliver out the scrumptious flavours inside.
Dave Quinnell, at Summerhall Distillery, suggests including a slice of pink grapefruit to your Aquine gin and tonic. He stated: “It’s a very nice, citrus fruit. It’s not too sharp and remains to be very refreshing.”
Or you possibly can at all times depend on a lemon or lime garnish to reinforce the gin’s present zing.
When you really feel like mixing it up, Aquine Scottish Dry Gin is the proper base for a cocktail due to its basic, aromatic style. Dave added: “Whether or not or not it's a Collins or a Martini, Aquine works very well.”
Lidl’s Aquine Scottish Dry Gin is obtainable in all Scottish Lidl shops. Decide up a bottle forward of your summer season get-together and luxuriate in a crisp and refreshing tipple.