So Why Has Gin Become So Popular?

Gin was first created in the early 17th century in the Netherlands. It was initially used as a medicinal remedy to treat stomach ailments and other ailments. The main ingredient in Gin was juniper berries, which gave it its distinctive flavour.

There are a few reasons why gin has become so popular. One reason is that it is a versatile spirit that can be used in many cocktails.

Gin has a unique flavour profile with a distinctive juniper taste setting it apart from other types of alcohol. This makes it a popular choice for cocktails because it adds depth and complexity to the drink’s flavour.

Gins versatility, unique flavour profile, and rich history has helped to make gin one of the most popular types of alcohol in the world today.

Gin has also experienced a resurgence in popularity in recent years, as it has undergone something of a revival in the craft cocktail scene. Gin drinkers enjoy the unique flavours and aromas of different types of gin.

The Gin category is experimenting and expanding. Trends popping up around terroir & provenance, unexpected botanical profiles and limited edition production have pushed the craft of gin forward. And the drinking experience feels exciting with new cocktails and bar concepts that thrill the mind and the palate.

While these new gins are exciting and give us a glimpse of what’s possible, we’re proud to say Bombay Sapphire started this generation of new gin culture and innovation.

So it’s time to enjoy Bombay Sapphire Gin Cocktail.

Enjoy Bombay Sapphire Gin Cocktail

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