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Details:Details Condition: New Format: Hardback ISBN: 9781780272993 Publisher: Birlinn Overview 101 Gins to Try Before You Die: Fully Revised and Updated Edition is a witty, authoritative hardback guide from bestselling drinks writer Ian Buxton, charting the modern gin boom from household names to boutique craft distillers. Fully updated to reflect the ever-expanding gin market, it profiles 101 bottles worth seeking out, blending expert tasting notes with dry humour. A must-have reference for anyone building a home bar or buying a gift for a gin enthusiast. About the Book Gin has enjoyed an extraordinary renaissance, with hundreds of new brands now crowding bar shelves and supermarket aisles. In this fully revised and updated edition, Ian Buxton cuts through the noise to help readers make sense of an increasingly crowded market. He explores the artisanal distillers reinventing this classic English spirit, questioning what really separates a genuine style from a marketing gimmick, and tackling the trickier corners of modern gin: rose and cucumber infusions, wood-aged expressions, and the endless debate over the perfect tonic pairing. The book reads as an engaging, opinionated tour through gin, written in Buxton's candid style. Each entry gives readers just enough information to make an informed choice, whether they are stocking a home bar, planning a tasting session, or simply looking for their next favourite bottle. The revised edition brings the selection fully up to date with the latest distillery innovations and shifting trends in the gin world, making it just as relevant to newcomers discovering gin for the first time as to seasoned drinkers looking to expand their horizons. It is a book designed to be dipped into again and again, whether for inspiration before a trip to the drinks cabinet or for settling a friendly debate about which gin truly deserves a place on the shelf. Profiles 101 gins spanning classic brands to small-batch craft distillers Fully revised and updated to reflect the latest releases and trends Witty, accessible writing from a respected, bestselling drinks author Practical guidance on serving styles, tonics and garnishes A durable hardback, ideal for gifting or display on a bar shelf Perfect for gin newcomers and seasoned enthusiasts alike About the Author Ian Buxton is a bestselling drinks writer who has worked in and around the whisky and spirits industry for over three decades. He was formerly Marketing Director at Glenmorangie and was awarded Keeper of the Quaich in recognition of his contribution to Scotch whisky. He writes regularly for Whisky Magazine and other publications, and is the author of several other popular drinks titles, including 101 Whiskies to Try Before You Die. Why You'll Love This Guide Sharp, funny and genuinely useful, this hardback is the perfect companion for anyone navigating the modern gin craze - whether shopping for a bottle, planning a tasting, or hunting for a memorable gift for a gin-loving friend. Please Note: Book cover shown may vary slightly from the UK edition supplied; ISBN and content remain as described.
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Details Condition: New Format: Hardback ISBN: 9781780272993 Publisher: Birlinn Overview 101 Gins to Try Before You Die: Fully Revised and Updated Edition is a witty, authoritative hardback guide from bestselling drinks writer Ian Buxton, charting the modern gin boom from household names to boutique craft distillers. Fully updated to reflect the ever-expanding gin market, it profiles 101 bottles worth seeking out, blending expert tasting notes with dry humour. A must-have reference for anyone building a home bar or buying a gift for a gin enthusiast. About the Book Gin has enjoyed an extraordinary renaissance, with hundreds of new brands now crowding bar shelves and supermarket aisles. In this fully revised and updated edition, Ian Buxton cuts through the noise to help readers make sense of an increasingly crowded market. He explores the artisanal distillers reinventing this classic English spirit, questioning what really separates a genuine style from a marketing gimmick, and tackling the trickier corners of modern gin: rose and cucumber infusions, wood-aged expressions, and the endless debate over the perfect tonic pairing. The book reads as an engaging, opinionated tour through gin, written in Buxton's candid style. Each entry gives readers just enough information to make an informed choice, whether they are stocking a home bar, planning a tasting session, or simply looking for their next favourite bottle. The revised edition brings the selection fully up to date with the latest distillery innovations and shifting trends in the gin world, making it just as relevant to newcomers discovering gin for the first time as to seasoned drinkers looking to expand their horizons. It is a book designed to be dipped into again and again, whether for inspiration before a trip to the drinks cabinet or for settling a friendly debate about which gin truly deserves a place on the shelf. Profiles 101 gins spanning classic brands to small-batch craft distillers Fully revised and updated to reflect the latest releases and trends Witty, accessible writing from a respected, bestselling drinks author Practical guidance on serving styles, tonics and garnishes A durable hardback, ideal for gifting or display on a bar shelf Perfect for gin newcomers and seasoned enthusiasts alike About the Author Ian Buxton is a bestselling drinks writer who has worked in and around the whisky and spirits industry for over three decades. He was formerly Marketing Director at Glenmorangie and was awarded Keeper of the Quaich in recognition of his contribution to Scotch whisky. He writes regularly for Whisky Magazine and other publications, and is the author of several other popular drinks titles, including 101 Whiskies to Try Before You Die. Why You'll Love This Guide Sharp, funny and genuinely useful, this hardback is the perfect companion for anyone navigating the modern gin craze - whether shopping for a bottle, planning a tasting, or hunting for a memorable gift for a gin-loving friend. Please Note: Book cover shown may vary slightly from the UK edition supplied; ISBN and content remain as described.
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