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Pot distilled gin – This is the traditional way of making gin.fermented grain mash from barley or other grains are fermented in a pot which brings out its natural alcohol. It is also mixed with aromatic compound extracts. The taste of this gin is quite similar to vodka. As seen on BBC’s Saturday Kitchen, this Bordeaux is a real crowd-pleaser. Quoted by wine guru Helen McGinn on the show as “The best value Bordeaux– it is unbelievably good.” Sam agrees: “ Extraordinary value with lots of cinnamon spice on the nose and a palate with plums and morello cherries.” Another bargain “full of pretty peachy fruit with apricot and nectarine on the palate. Characterful, textured and soft, a brilliant white for autumn and winter” Sam describes. From the premium wine growing region of Margaret River in Australia, Sam describes this wine as “tangy and fresh with aromas of grapefruit, passionfruit and lime.” Beer is widely consumed all around the world and there are various brands and varieties of it depending on the location and taste preference of the people. In some parts of the world, beer is mixed with other components that resemble the taste of prunes, plums, bananas, pineapples, pears, apples, and other fruits.

Hayman's Old Tom Gin - This gin has a sweet taste and has a milder taste than other London Dry Gins. It is an example of an old world style gin. Some of the most popular brands are Beefeater and Tanqueray which are types of London dry gin. There are also classic gins such as Bols Genever. Gin can be taken straight with ice or you can drink it as a tonic mixed with your favourite sparkles or juices. Bombay Sapphire London Dry Gin – This is perfect to drink over ice. It comes with a mix of almond, cubeb berries, and grains of paradise which gives it a delicious taste. Nothing says winter quite like a bold Spanish red. “A classic Rioja with appealing aromas of vanilla and coconut with kirsch, cherry, and plums on the palate. Mellow, supple yet full of flavour – this is a fantastic Rioja” says Sam.

Beer is one of the most consumed alcoholic beverages in the world. It is the third most popular after water and tea. Beer is made by brewing cereal grains including malted barley, corn, rice, and though wheat. During its brewing process, the fermentation of starch sugar produces carbonation and ethanol. You can get voucher codes to use on your next shopping spree and get access to great selections of alcoholic beverages. Buy on the best products to get great value for your money. Instead of buying drinks while out and about, our practical and portable drinks containers will help you to carry your favourite beverage throughout the day, keeping you hydrated and preventing you from having to stop at a shop and splash out every time you get thirsty. Water Bottles and Jugs in Your Favourite Colours

Take time to relax and have a cold bottle or a can of beer. Get access to the most affordable Aldi beers that you are looking for. Some UK retailers have seasonal clearance and regular beer sales. Take advantage of the different kinds of quality products available on the market today. Tanqueray London Dry Gin – This has an iconic red wax seal with its distilled green bottle. Tanqueray is you traditional London dry gin without citrus in the botanicals. It has a higher alcohol volume compared to other gin brands. London Gin – This is also made from ethanol of agricultural origin. Most London gin does not contain any sweetening and colourants. When London gin is mixed with some natural plant materials, its ABV is at least 70%. Martin Miller's London Dry Gin – This makes a fantastic Martini. It is one of the newer gin names in the market. Martin Miller is a modern yet traditional gin. A more eclectic and lesser-known Italian white, Sam says “ this is bursting with notes of yellow plum, liquorice and tropical fruit with juicy lime acidity and pineapple notes. Delicious and distinctive.”With Christmas winking at us, this is an amazing alternative to more expensive, branded grand marque bottles,” said Sam. “It has all the elegance and gorgeous yeasty notes that one would expect but is half the price of new vintage wines. Made only from the Chardonnay grape (hence the term Blanc de Blancs), this has wonderful lemony acidity and a long bready, buttered croissant finish.”