Reply to: Blue coloured gin

[d000hg]

And at £40 a bottle, it better be very, very good, or he's going to be left with a lot of unsold stock. There are too many excellent gins in the £25-£35 range.

Good grief that's certainly into premium territory although it's also "artisanal ponce" price-point that every tiny distillery is trying to get in on like you see in farm/tourist shops... £25 for a 50cl bottle, etc.

Who on earth would want to consume anything that Farage has had his grubby hands on? I suppose he's desperate for relevance.

I imagine this will only sell to people buying it as a joke for dinner parties or gifts... buy it for friends who still have "rejoin the EU" FaceBook profile pictures.

[Mordac]

Because he's just found that Albanians are coming to the UK, not to claim asylum, but rather to work in criminal gangs. He thinks he's being clever. Quite sad really - such delusions of adequacy.

Albanians can come here (relatively easily) on a tourist visa. It's just possible that those who have been previously deported or have serious criminal convictions find this route somewhat difficult.

[Whorty]

You are such a twatt at times

At times? You're being too generous there Paddy

[Whorty]

And at £40 a bottle, it better be very, very good, or he's going to be left with a lot of unsold stock. There are too many excellent gins in the £25-£35 range.

He's hoping the fan-bouys like Vetty will be stupid and pay over the odds for what is a basic gin with a bit of food colouring

[vetran]

You are such a twatt at times

another contender for the title.

[Paddy]

hmm so you approve of illegal criminals abusing the asylum system and getting free passage? I and others kept saying the route was being abused now its proven at a stroke 60% are not asylum seekers and 50% who were claiming to be children were proven liars you still defend it.

You two seem to be the ones competing for "king of the thickies" title.

You are such a twatt at times

[vetran]

Because he's just found that Albanians are coming to the UK, not to claim asylum, but rather to work in criminal gangs. He thinks he's being clever. Quite sad really - such delusions of adequacy.

hmm so you approve of illegal criminals abusing the asylum system and getting free passage? I and others kept saying the route was being abused now its proven at a stroke 60% are not asylum seekers and 50% who were claiming to be children were proven liars you still defend it.

You two seem to be the ones competing for "king of the thickies" title.

[NotAllThere]

Last time National Farage’s fan club were getting worked up it was because they were African and Muslim, why the focus on Albania now.

Because he's just found that Albanians are coming to the UK, not to claim asylum, but rather to work in criminal gangs. He thinks he's being clever. Quite sad really - such delusions of adequacy.

[WTFH]

How many Albanians fleeing persecution in France has he highlighted? Its AssGoo time!!!

Last time National Farage’s fan club were getting worked up it was because they were African and Muslim, why the focus on Albania now. Is that the latest trendy nation to show hatred for?
What does Stephen Yaxley Lennon say about it? He’s gone quiet.

[vetran]

I had a gin that was blue. It turned purple on the addition of tonic. Rather like Nigel's face when he's looking over the channel.

How many Albanians fleeing persecution in France has he highlighted? Its AssGoo time!!!

[northernladuk]

And at £40 a bottle, it better be very, very good, or he's going to be left with a lot of unsold stock. There are too many excellent gins in the £25-£35 range.

It tastes of the success of getting out of Europe which makes it priceless

[WTFH]

Pea flower is what does it

Clitoria Ternatea

Six Dogs has it. Nice gin too.

[ladymuck]

I had a gin that was blue. It turned purple on the addition of tonic. Rather like Nigel's face when he's looking over the channel.

Pea flower is what does it

[Mordac]

The Gin is made in the Netherlands and bottled in Cornwall, only twatts would promote that as a patriotic drink.

The base grain spirit is most likely produced in the Netherlands, however it would be distilled with water, juniper berries and other botanicals in a UK distillery. He's only allowed to call it London Dry Gin if no flavouring is added after the distilling process. You'll learn this stuff if you go on a gin distillery tour, which I highly recommend, and you may even get to taste the raw grain spirit (which is about 85% alcohol), a couple of drops will be more than enough

And at £40 a bottle, it better be very, very good, or he's going to be left with a lot of unsold stock. There are too many excellent gins in the £25-£35 range.

[NotAllThere]

I had a gin that was blue. It turned purple on the addition of tonic. Rather like Nigel's face when he's looking over the channel.