Discover the perfect way to serve Shivering Mountain Gin Early Harvest Edition!
Mar 8, 2022
This tasty G&T is the perfect way to serve Shivering Mountain Gin Early Harvest Edition, Craft Gin Club’s March 2022 Gin of the Month.
Inspired by the natural beauty of the Peak District National Park, this gorgeous Derbyshire gin from the Shivering Mountain Distillery is brimming with elegant floral, berry and spice notes. Craft Gin Club’s team of experts have then paired this gin with Belu Tonic, a sumptuous mixer that has subtle quinine and citrus tones, to really elevate the flavours of the gin.
To garnish, it has to be slices of orange and blueberries. They round out the G&T wonderfully with their warm citrus and berry notes. Yum!
Lucky Craft Gin Club members can find everything they need to create this marvellous gin and tonic in their March 2022 Gin of the Month box!
The perfect Shivering Mountain Gin Early Harvest Edition and tonic serve:
50ml Shivering Mountain Gin Early Harvest Edition
200ml Belu Tonic
Orange and blueberries, to garnish
Add your gin and tonic to a copa glass or highball with plenty of ice and stir. Garnish and enjoy.
Three reasons we love Belu Tonic:
- The quality and flavour of the liquid:
When it comes to tonic water, less is usually more, and Belu Tonic is a great example of this. The remarkable team at Belu have crafted a tonic that is beautifully balanced, with very delicate touches of citrus and quinine that add to the gin drinking experience without overpowering the flavours of your gin. The result is a wonderfully clean, pure G&T, in which the gin is allowed to shine. Delicious! - Belu is helping to protect our environment:
Belu is a 100% carbon-neutral brand and their bottles are made with at least 70% recycled material and are 100% recyclable. Conscious of the environment AND producing a high-quality craft tonic? Yes, please! - Belu is helping to fight water poverty and change lives for the better:
To fight water poverty, Belu gives all its net profits to WaterAid, an NGO focused on making sure everyone has access to clean water, decent toilets and good hygiene. To date, Belu has given WaterAid over £5 million, transforming over 300,000 lives. The funds have supported WaterAid on its mission, enabling them to tap into groundwater, drill wells and harvest rainwater so they can provide clean water to rural communities and urban areas across the world.
The quality and flavour of the liquid:
When it comes to tonic water, less is usually more, and Belu Tonic is a great example of this. The remarkable team at Belu have crafted a tonic that is beautifully balanced, with very delicate touches of citrus and quinine that add to the gin drinking experience without overpowering the flavours of your gin. The result is a wonderfully clean, pure G&T, in which the gin is allowed to shine. Delicious!
Belu is helping to protect our environment:
Belu is a 100% carbon-neutral brand and their bottles are made with at least 70% recycled material and are 100% recyclable. Conscious of the environment AND producing a high-quality craft tonic? Yes, please!
Belu is helping to fight water poverty and change lives for the better:
To fight water poverty, Belu gives all its net profits to WaterAid, an NGO focused on making sure everyone has access to clean water, decent toilets and good hygiene. To date, Belu has given WaterAid over £5 million, transforming over 300,000 lives. The funds have supported WaterAid on its mission, enabling them to tap into groundwater, drill wells and harvest rainwater so they can provide clean water to rural communities and urban areas across the world.
Our promise to you is clear – by 2030 we will change the way the world sees water. Our method is clear – we are powered by ethics, and we give away all our profits in the pursuit of this promise. And we invite you to join us, to choose us. By choosing us, you are drinking the difference.
— Natalie from Belu
Now try Shivering Mountain Gin Early Harvest Edition in our March 2022 Cocktail of the Month, Craft Gin Club’s Ramble! Find the recipe here or by clicking on the image below:
