Unique Gin Tasting London

Looking for a unique Gin Tasting experience in London? Step into the wonderful world of gin with expertly crafted gin tastings and masterclasses. Let knowledgeable mixologists guide you through the art of gin appreciation, cocktail crafting, and even help you create your own bespoke gin recipes. You can even tour gin distilleries. Unleash your inner gin connoisseur and embark on a journey of luxury and flavour.

KEEP YOUR GIN UP Gin & Tonic Masterclass With Three-Course Lunch at Skylon

Discover the true spirit of gin with a Gin and Tonic masterclass at Skylon’s chic destination cocktail bar and uncover the history and heritage of gin as well as the delicacies of tonics guided by Skylon’s expert mixologist.

D&D - Skylon

London Borough of Lambeth, London

4.79

£120

GIN FLOATS London Craft Gin Cruise on The Thames

Hop onboard and cruise along the Thames for a spirited gin tasting experience.

James Kellow (Crafty Bar Stars)

Lambeth, London

£108

LET THE GOOD TIMES BE GIN Ultra-Premium Gin Tasting by Merchant House

Winner of The Independent's 'Best Gin Bar' 2016 award, Merchant House is London’s best-known home for rare and vintage gin - a spirit whose illustrious history spans centuries of conflict, conquest, and exploration.

Merchant House

London

£250

G&T-RRIFIC Spirit Of Gin Tour And Tasting by East London Liquor Company

Since 2013, the East London Liquor Company has distilled and imported superb gins and other spirits among the canals and warehouses of Bow and Victoria Park in London’s East End.

East London Liquor Company

London Borough of Tower Hamlets, London

£70

GIN-TASTIC Gin & Tonic Tasting by The New York Bar at 5-Star Hotel Rubens

Discover the trendy New York Bar at five-star Rubens at The Palace with its eye-catching red decor, original artwork and welcoming ambiance.

The Rubens at the Palace - The New York Bar

London

£200

THE JOY OF GIN Gin Masterclass by The Distillery

Known as the home of West London gin, The Ginstitute is London’s second smallest museum hosting numerous artifacts, including antique bottles and gin advertisements nestled amongst its shiny copper stills.

The Distillery

London

£75

LEKKER LIBATIONS Gin O’clock Sharing Platter by Bbar London

Bbar is a vibrant, South African-inspired cocktail bar.

Bbar London

Victoria, London

£100

EVERLASTING LONDON 5-Star Gin & Tonic Experience by Chesterfield Mayfair Hotel

Once belonging to the Earl of Chesterfield, the Chesterfield Mayfair has a gloriously British past.

Chesterfield Mayfair Hotel

Mayfair, London

£120

THE ULTIMATE Gin masterclass by Sipsmith Distillery

Known for its mission to create the world’s best London Dry Gin, The Sipsmith Distillery is the first copper-pot distillery to open within London's city limits since 1820.

Sipsmith Distillery

Redbridge, London

£130

A Quick History of Gin in London

Gin has a fascinating history intertwined with London. It gained popularity in the city during the 18th century, a period known as the "Gin Craze." This era saw a significant rise in the production and consumption of gin, driven by factors such as easy accessibility, low production costs, and social conditions. The affordability of gin made it the drink of choice for many, including the lower classes.However, the excessive consumption of gin led to widespread social issues and public health concerns. The negative consequences of the "Gin Craze" prompted the government to intervene, implementing various regulations and laws to control gin production and consumption.One pivotal event was the Gin Act of 1751, which aimed to curb excessive gin consumption by introducing higher taxes and licensing requirements. These measures led to the closure of many unlicensed gin distilleries, improving the quality and reputation of gin over time.Fast forward to the present day, London has experienced a gin renaissance. The city has witnessed a resurgence of craft gin distilleries, with a focus on small-batch production and artisanal methods. This gin revival has brought about a wide variety of gin styles and flavours, showcasing London's reputation as a hub for gin enthusiasts and connoisseurs.