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Today's makings plus we picked Sloes which are now in the freezer.
6 litres of gin made nowView attachment 366223
Aubergine rocks.one of my favourite veggies.
Today's makings plus we picked Sloes which are now in the freezer.
6 litres of gin made nowView attachment 366223
Aubergine rocks.one of my favourite veggies.
It's so easy. The hardest bit waiting for it to flavour. I reckon by Xmas I will have 10 litres of fruit Gin for the price of 3 cheap litres of Gin.I've been looking into making my own gin, there are some interesting recipes about. I really do want to make my owm cocao gin tbough.
What base alcohol are you using?It's so easy. The hardest bit waiting for it to flavour. I reckon by Xmas I will have 10 litres of fruit Gin for the price of 3 cheap litres of Gin.
Er, Gin !What base alcohol are you using?
OilGarlic gin???
It was still in the bag.
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Ah right, the websites I'm looking at start with vodka and add the juniper and base aromatics as well. Like this: http://www.ginmonkey.co.uk/2014/03/04/how-to-make-gin-at-home-no-distillation-required/Er, Gin !
You just add your fruit and sugar.
Sloes, pick, prick,freeze for a week, fill just over half an empty bottle with them then top up with Gin. I add sugar to taste when I turn the bottles weekly.
Other fruit Gins I pick, freeze, add fruit to the empty bottle, add 50gms of sugar, top up with Gin and shake. Keep in a cool dark place and then turn weekly.
I only deal in pure GinAh right, the websites I'm looking at start with vodka and add the juniper and base aromatics as well. Like this: http://www.ginmonkey.co.uk/2014/03/04/how-to-make-gin-at-home-no-distillation-required/
I was wondering if you could use damsons instead of sloes? It's quite easy to get them mixed up the other way round until you bite into them.You can do it with frozen fruit from the supermarket if you don't want to pick the fruit yourself. One of my bottles is mixed frozen berries from Sainsburys.