Ampersand Melon Gin, 700 ml

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Halstead London Dry Gin uses the vapour infusion method to give a particularity smooth flavour from its ten botanicals. Like summer in a glass, one sip of its vibrant watermelon flavours and you’ll be transported to tropical climes. Made with the best ingredients, Ampersand Melon gin is distilled in small quantities to ensure its quality and flavor. We recommend that you do not rely solely on the information presented here and that you always read labels, warnings, and directions before using or consuming a product.

Ampersand Melon gin is ideal for enjoying at any time of the day, whether at a gathering with friends, a special dinner, or simply to relax after a long day at work. Perfectly balanced with a delicate sweet flavour of the Watermelon mixed with lemonade makes this gin juicy and fresh. Place the cubed watermelon in a blender and blend until the watermelon is completely pureed and smooth. Two Birds Watermelon Gin is distilled at our award-winning artisan distillery in Market Harborough in the Heart of England where we craft in small batches using age-old traditions, a commitment to high quality ingredients and our innovative flair for flavour.The Ampersand Melon gin is a premium drink that combines the smoothness of gin with the fresh and sweet flavor of melon. You can also swap out the gin and tonic entirely and make this with vodka and club soda for a watermelon vodka soda.

Seagram's Gin paired this melon cocktail with lemon-lime soda so the honeydew and cantaloupe flavors come through. It has a natural, radiant and attractive light blue colour, prominent notes of blueberries on the nose, with clear hints of red berries and fruits of the forest. I'm a food-obsessed, self-taught cook and I can't wait to share my passion for all things culinary with you. A multi award-winning watermelon gin that's been made with sweet watermelon, fresh mint and a blend of the finest botanicals.

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