Happy World Gin Day, Cape {town} Etc family. It might be cold out, but we have a Whitley Neill Protea & Hibiscus cocktail recipe that's really hot. Make it:
Protea & Hibiscus cocktail recipe that’s really hot.200ml purple tonicGin’s highly adaptable flavour makes it the perfect infusion for just about any cocktail. But it wasn’t always so.
Monks during the 1100s used it to make medicines by distilling sharp, fiery, alcoholic tonics, one of which was distilled from wine infused with juniper berries. As a medicinal herb, juniper had been an essential part of doctors’ kits for centuries. But its vile taste made it unpalatable until the Dutch tinkered with its flavour in the 17For the next few centuries, new and faster ways were found to improve the distilling process, the G&T was discovered, and gin boomed.
A big trend now is the demand for premium handcrafted cocktails especially among millennials. Pre-mixed and fresh cocktail recipes are moving away from artificial colourants and flavours in preference for high-quality ingredients with a natural appeal. Gin is valued for its earthy appeal and natural flavour.
South Africa is still yet to experience one of their events, but it’s easy to get involved. Experiment with one of Whitley Neill’s flavour variants or try all seven. We recommend Whitley Neill’s Protea & Hibiscus Gin, a handcrafted gin of exceptional quality, inspired by the wild and natural beauty of Africa’s landscape.
South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Hands off our oceans: Eco lobby hits out 'onslaught' by foreign companies on SA waters | BusinessThe 'onslaught' on South Africa's oceans, with foreign companies seeking to drill for oil and gas, is becoming a major concern, according to The Green Connection. | News24_Business
Read more »
KZN communities educated about threats facing oceans - SABC NewsIn a bid to create awareness around the threats facing oceans globally, the first-ever Ocean Festival has taken place at Scottburgh, south of Durban on World Oceans Day today.
Read more »
Stabbing of 6 seals 'horrific', says CT deputy mayor Eddie AndrewsAccording to the city's coastal management branch, six Cape fur seals washed up at Kommetjie Beach on World Oceans Day on Thursday with what wildlife forensics have deemed as stab wounds.
Read more »
Environmental groups mark World Oceans Day with Durban marchEnvironmental civil society organisations believe South Africa must turn the tide towards a just transition towards renewable energy in order to save the oceans.
Read more »
Six Cape fur seals with stab wounds wash ashore on Long BeachThe bodies of six Cape fur seals, all with stab wounds, washed ashore on Kommetjie's Long Beach on Wednesday. As the world celebrates World Ocean Day today, this incident serves as a sobering reminder of humans' impact on coastal wildlife.
Read more »