This year, Didsbury Gin is going back to its Mancunian roots, and has created a new flavoured gin to reflect the city’s heritage with a new spirit which tastes of a classic dessert.
The new gin, has been created to taste like the Manchester Tart with flavours of raspberry, vanilla, coconut and Maraschino cherry to reflect the traditional English baked tart sweetness.
Didsbury Gin Manchester Tart Gin will be a limited edition flavour, and will initially be available exclusively via The Gin Club by 31 Dover, a subscription service which brings ginthusiastic consumers innovative and exclusive premium, high quality gins each month.
There will then be a small number of the limited edition bottles of the new flavoured gin available on the Didsbury Gin website exclusively for Manchester Day which this year falls on Sunday 23rd June.
The Manchester Tart Gin can be served neat over ice, or with tonic garnished with raspberries or cherries for a refreshing summer tipple.
Following the success of the Christmas Pudding gin and the Raspberry and Elderflower gin in 2018, the duo at Didsbury Gin have developed a range of high quality gins to be released throughout 2019. The new range offers sharp refreshing flavour profiles which can be enjoyed lengthened as a gin and tonic or as the perfect ingredient to cocktails.
With Brits spending more than ever on their alcohol collections, many choosing artisanal products over cheaper own brands, the focus this year remains on gin. A record 73M bottles of gin were sold in 2018, with this year set to be no different.
The craft Didsbury Gin combines traditional artisan methods and infusing modern botanicals using a blend of hand peeled fresh citrus, British roots and hand cracked juniper berries. The result is clean, crisp & zesty – good enough to drink neat, perfect with tonic and delightful in cocktails.
Already stocked in Selfridges and Harvey Nichols, Didsbury Gin is set to be the Gin of 2019. For more information visit https://www.didsburygin.com/.
In January 2019, Liam and Mark were seen on BBC Two’s hit show Dragons’ Den, as they pitched in front of the show’s five resident multi-millionaires in a bid to convince them to invest their own cash in the craft gin company.
