Gin Festival comes to Bristol 25th-26th May
Posted on: 27 Feb 2018Calling all gin lovers! There’s exciting news…
The UK’s biggest and best Gin Festival is coming to Bristol St Georges from Friday 25th to Saturday 26th May 2018 in a huge two-day celebration of all things gin.
Boasting an enormous variety of different gins (over 100 to be exact) from all over the world, there are some so exclusive that you won’t see them anywhere else.
There will be live music, delicious food and also a gin cocktail bar on offer! There will also be gin masterclasses and the opportunity to meet gin distillers in person, try free samples and chat about their gin.
GinFestival.com is on a non-stop tour across the UK, bringing some of the world’s finest gins with it. Established in 2013, with the first event held in Leeds, GinFestival.com began with husband and wife team, Jym and Marie Harris, who love gin and wanted to create events where people could go to find new gins, learn more about the spirit and have an excellent night along the way.
These days, the events are bigger and better. There is a fantastic range of new gins, with exclusive offerings and even more to choose from than ever before. Bringing with them a wealth of knowledge from distillers, brands and industry experts as well as providing fantastic food and amazing entertainment, the events are a huge success every time.
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The festival visits cities and towns all across the UK, and it’s grown massively into more events, a dedicated team, an online shop, and a subscription service. It’s all about championing small producers and having fun whilst enjoying the wonderful spirit that is gin!
Tickets start at £11 Click here to buy.
For more info, head to the Facebook page here and website here.
Gin Festival is located at St Georges, Great George St, Bristol BS1 5RR
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Hannah recently graduated with a degree in English with Writing. She is an avid writer, freelancer and creative. She is currently writing her first full-length novel and a collection of poetry. Always out and about in Bristol's music scene, she attends music events on a weekly basis.
