I love a great gin and tonic, and if you would like to learn more about different gins, botanicals and more – then you want to enter to win a double set of tickets to the exclusive Gin Forging event being hosted by Churchills in Melrose Arch on Saturday 3rd March.
Join in what is set to be an exciting Saturday afternoon of exploring the wonderful and exciting plethora of flavours, as some of the country’s local and international most exciting gin brands, will be available for tasting and explanations about what makes their perfect serve so simply irresistible will be discussed.
You can look forward to delicious brands of Bombay Sapphire, Ginifer, Westcliff , Whitley Neil, Cruxland and Ginologist.
Not only do you get to drink some gin, but there is also delicious food and chilled South African lounge vibes, all in a upmarket and established quintessential British elegant bar. Churchills features Union Jack couch cushions, brown leather Chesterfields, mahogany book shelves, navy velvet ottomans, and a smashing cigar menu. There is no better place to channel your inner James Bond than at Churchills!
Upon arrival, each customer will receive promotional vouchers and a branded Gin Festival glass. Your ticket gives you access to a host of exceptional local and international Gin brands Churchills has to offer.
To stand a chance to win a set of double tickets valued at R 300 – make sure to comment below and let me know what your favourite local gin is!
Competition closes 28th February and the winners will be contacted via email.
34 Comments
Jorgenson’s Gin … a difficult choice from some fine, enticing ‘pushovers’ ?
My favourite Gin has to be Cape Town Gin Pink Lady Gine bought it form cyber cellar. It is just good!
Not sure if this one is local but came across Whitley Neill gin the other day. Beautiful presented and fresh tasting. Just got into the gin scene so still finding my feet. This what be a great opertunity to talk to the experts and learn. Another lekker craft gin i tasted at spar wine show last year is the Wilderer Fynbos Gin.
My favourite local gin that my beautiful fiancé and I love is Ginifer gin
Sugarbird Gin is a firm favourite but I also love Ginifer Gin.
Love the refreshing, zesty flavour of Triple Three Citrus Infusion Gin ??
My favorite local Gin is Ginifer and Musgrave Gin ????
Nothing beats the tried and tested Gordon’s London Dry Gin!
My favourite gin has to be triple three gin….its flavours are refreshing.
My favorite South African Gin is GINIFER Handcrafted Gin. I love it. ❤❤
Congrats Martie – I have sent you an email!
Ginifer Gins
Love Musgrave Gin- mostly the Musgrave 11 with African Botanicals!! The Empire Gins are also amazing!! ?
There like a bear 😉 think Westcliff Gin will be there. Best of the best
London gin I love it
My favorite is Grey Hawk Classic Craft Gin! One of the best aromatic gins I have ever had!
Ginifer without doubt!
My favourite local gin is iverroche gin amber. It’s just the complete gin! Love it
Never been a Gin gal well until I met my BFF. We love GINIFER.
My order is Hope Salt River every time, on the rocks with a twist of lime. A blast of flavours night or day to drive the blues away.
My all time favorite is Gordon’s!
You can’t go wrong with the Inverroche Classic Gin. Citrusy and aromatic, yet pleasant on the tongue. The whole package.
Ginifer Gin❤?
My favourite South African is Ginologist, the unique botanicals used to create such an amazing and smooth gin should only be Celebrated. It balances very well in any drink, from a Gin and Tonic to the perfect Dry Martini
I only recently discovered KWV’s Cruxland gin and it is a winner! The South African roobois and Kalahari truffles make it so unique and pleasant and I always take some out to treat mom when she needs some happiness.
Musgrave Gin Is my favorite gin. It’s so refreshing. Gin is the best drink ever
Moringa Gin from Limpopo is a new favorite after Pink lady
I love sugarbird fynbos gin and also musgrave pink gin… when I want a pretty girly drink
Ginifer is the ONE! The BEST…
I love Moringa Gin
Elephant gin made with many of the same botanicals as London Dry. The best is that 15% goes to elephant foundations.
Gordin’s sprite ice and sliced lemons
Ginifer
Congrats Janus – I have sent you an email!