Visitors can brew their very own personalised concoctions at the Inverroche Gin School.
The Western Cape's first gin-making school has opened in Mossel Bay.
School manager Vernol Constance explained: “Not everyone can say they make their own gin. People really take this as sentimental value. You can name your own gin. At the end of the programme, we take you 77,000 years back to when clay was discovered. You can put your fingerprint on the bottle with it.”
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