Good Saturday morning. What’s for breakfast? Today is Belmont Stakes, Ballpoint Pen Day, Black Cow Day aka Root Beer Float, Iced Tea Day, Herb & Spice Day, Rosé Day and World Gin Day. Have a great start to your weekend. Keep smiling. You are loved and we are Blessed. Load image 7 KB
Its World Gin Day! To celebrate we are off to Crail Food Festival this morning at Crail, Fife to make some delicious cocktails for festival goers to taste - catch our team on stage at 11:00am and 13:30pm #WorldGin #Gin Load image 65 KB St Andrews Live and 5 others
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Good morning friends, especially you early risers. It is Saturday and it’s National Pork Butt Day. Y’all know it’s not the hogs butt, right? it’s also world Gin Day, National Rosé Day & National Kitchen Klutzes of America Day. Have a great start to your weekend. We are Blessed. Load image Load image Load image Load image
WIN - To celebrate WORLD GIN DAY 2020 this Saturday, June 13th, we are giving away an exclusive Drumshanbo Gunpowder Irish Gin Hamper to one lucky fan. To enter simply follow us & retweet. Winner announced next Monday. Good luck! T&C's - #drinkresponsibly #gunpowdergin #gin Load image 5 KB Jules Mahon and 8 others
Good morning. Today is Best Friends Day, Jelly-Filled Doughnut Day, World Gin Day, and National Rosé Day. What will we do with all these celebrations? Have a great start to your weekend. Anyone competing, grilling or smoking today? Enjoy your time and be safe. We are Blessed. Load image Load image Load image
World Gin Day promotes the appreciation of gin, a popular spirit made from juniper berries. The purpose of this event is to promote and enhance the understanding and enjoyment of this versatile beverage. On this day, distilleries, bars, and gin enthusiasts come together to participate in various events, tastings, and promotions to explore and share their love for gin.
The origin of World Gin Day can be traced back to 2009, when it was established by British blogger Neil Houston as a day for friends to gather and celebrate the spirit. Since then, the observance has gained considerable momentum. The Australian gin industry has flourished in recent years, with numerous local distilleries earning international recognition for their unique flavour profiles and innovative production methods, which often showcase native botanicals.
World Gin Day is observed through a variety of events and experiences, such as gin tastings, masterclasses, and cocktail competitions held at bars, distilleries, and other venues across the country. These events provide an opportunity for Australians to discover and support local gin producers, as well as learn about the spirit's rich history and the art of crafting the perfect gin-based cocktail. World Gin Day takes place annually on the second Saturday of June.
World Gin Day Facts
One of the unique features of Australian gin is the use of native botanicals and ingredients such as lemon myrtle, finger lime, and Tasmanian pepperberry.
The growing popularity of Australian gin has led to an increase in gin tourism, with many distilleries offering on-site tasting rooms, tours, or workshops as part of their visitor experience.
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World Gin Day Top Events and Things to Do
Visit one of the many gin distilleries across the UK for a behind-the-scenes tour. Popular choices include the Bombay Sapphire Distillery in Laverstoke Mill, Hampshire, or The City of London Distillery in London.
Join a gin cocktail workshop to learn how to make your own delicious gin-based drinks. Many bars and cocktail establishments offer special workshops or masterclasses on World Gin Day to enhance your mixology skills.
Attend one of the gin festivals that take place around the country. The Gin Festival in London, Junipalooza in London and Edinburgh, and the Great British Gin Festival in multiple locations are among the popular options.
Many distilleries, bars, and restaurants across Australia offer gin masterclasses on World Gin Day, providing the opportunity to learn about gin production, history, and how to make the perfect gin and tonic or cocktail.
Many of Australia's gin distilleries open their doors for World Gin Day, allowing visitors to tour their facilities, learn about the distillation process, and sample their products.