Edinburgh Gin Raspberry Gin Liqueur, 50cl

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Blueberries Blueberry based fruit liqueur recipes, why buy expensive Gin / Vodka / Brandy / Whisky flavored with Blueberries when you can make your own.

To me, white sugar is the best for infused liqueurs, unless you are going for toffee and caramel flavours, which are great in spiced liqueurs. I love my drinks on the sweet side, and use 400g (14 oz) of sugar in most infusions. If you aren’t keen on sweet, start with 300g (about 10.5 oz). Then taste as you go along, you can add more sugar right up to the end. Just stir to dissolve, and strain when the time comes. Best friends bring gin Additional flavourings in our Raspberry Gin Fresh or frozen raspberries are fine.Just make sure that your fresh raspberries are indeed fresh. Shop bought raspberries and strawberries don’t seem to have a long life at all. So there’s something to be said about using frozen, I always have a couple of bags in the freezer, for all sorts of reasons. Lemon Lemon based fruit liqueur recipes, why buy expensive Gin / Vodka / Brandy / Whisky flavored with Lemons when you can make your own. You can then pour the gin into bottles and give it away or drink it yourself. It will keep well for a year or two and stay perfectly pink as long as you keep it in a dark cupboard. Jump to:If you’re a fan of fruity drinks, you’ll love any fruit-flavoured liqueurs like raspberry, apple, or blueberry. We think that liqueurs with summer fruit flavours are perfect for sipping whilst lazing about in the sun. But they can keep you snug in the long British winter as well! Enjoying one infused with a winter fruit flavour is the best way to warm up on cold days. Raspberries Use the freshest and most perfect raspberries you can. Don't get me wrong - I'm all for wonky fruit and veg and will happily eat over-ripe and crushed raspberries, but for this gin to be perfectly pink you need ripe, firm, whole raspberries. The very best. You're worth it. Gin liqueur is made from distilled gin and infused with flavourings and sweeteners such as fruit, confectionary, and sugar, meaning that its alcohol content is lower than gin and its sugar content is higher.

If you can only find 80 proof, that’s fine too although 80 proof does not extract quite as much flavor from the fruit so you might have to let it stand for another week. And if you make the recipe, share it on any platform and tag me @azlinbloor, and hashtag it #linsfood

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