January is a time of hibernation and restoration, a month to lay the foundations of the year. And, perhaps, to also recover from the excesses of the festive period. It’s time for Dry January. The…
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Dry January – keep things interesting
Posted on 10 January 2019 by Billy
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Dry January? Time for a mocktail
Posted on 4 January 2017 by Jane
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There are hundreds of reasons why you might find yourself in a bar or party and not want to drink, and it certainly isn’t something to be judged or punished for, let alone find yourself…
Continue reading »Thirsty Thanksgiving: Five Essential Drinks
Posted on 9 November 2016 by Duncan
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In the UK, Bonfire Night has barely passed before stores put up their Christmas decorations and supermarkets launch their heartstring-tugging festive adverts. Not so in the USA, where my home country sets its sights on…
Continue reading »Seedlip Garden 108 – the taste of summer
Posted on 24 May 2016 by Stuart
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When we launched Seedlip late last year, we weren’t surprised how popular it became, because people had been crying out for a non-alcoholic drink that wasn’t fizzy and packed full of sugar. And now, the…
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Cashcane Saloon Cask aged rum is a blend of spirits from Barbados, Trinidad and Panama, all aged between six and eight years...
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A 20-year-old Highland single malt from Fettercairn, bottled by Signatory Vintage for the Un-Chillfilt...
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An 11-year-old Speyside single malt distilled at Glenlivet and bottled by Signatory Vintage for the Un-C...
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Sugar cane honey is filtered and evaporated sugar cane juice. It's thicker and stays fresh longer than pure juice, but doesn't go through as much of a refining process as molasses.
Posted on: 3 December 2018
Hi, what is the difference between molasses and sugarcane honey ?
Posted on: 3 December 2018
Not a comment on the whisky, but the alleged advertisement mentioned at the top of the page (which was almost certainly fake, featuring as it did American spelling) refers to the later “Imperial...
Posted on: 17 November 2018