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<blockquote data-quote="Donk93953" data-source="post: 567213" data-attributes="member: 4571"><p>Hendrick's gin was one of the leaders in the "gin movement" in Scotland.</p><p>There are now dozens of small distilleries making a quality product.</p><p>If you have a liquor store that carries a selection of Single Malts, I wouldn't be surprised if their shelves have some of the boutique gins coming out of Scotland.</p><p>May I suggest, instead of using Schweppes and/or Canada Dry you step up your game bit and try the Fever Tree "Indian Tonic Water"....the taste difference is well worth the price.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Donk93953, post: 567213, member: 4571"] Hendrick's gin was one of the leaders in the "gin movement" in Scotland. There are now dozens of small distilleries making a quality product. If you have a liquor store that carries a selection of Single Malts, I wouldn't be surprised if their shelves have some of the boutique gins coming out of Scotland. May I suggest, instead of using Schweppes and/or Canada Dry you step up your game bit and try the Fever Tree "Indian Tonic Water"....the taste difference is well worth the price. [/QUOTE]
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