07/02/2014
The Kitchen Cafe looks at the role Scotland is playing in the gin revival. Geraldine Coates and Martin Duffy join Gillian Russell and Dan Holland to examine the roots of gin.
There is a gin revolution going on and Scotland is playing a major part in it.
This week The Kitchen Café immerses itself into one of the nation's favourite drinks and looks at the role that Scotland is playing in this gin revival. Geraldine Coates and Martin Duffy join Gillian Russell and Dan Holland to examine the roots of gin and the influence of botanicals.
Tony Reeman-Clark explains to Dan how gin is distilled and helps him created a unique, Kitchen Café bottle of gin, while Archie McDiarmid talks Gillian through tasting some of Scotland's latest gins.
The main botanical in gin, juniper, has so many uses and when the berries are split open the aromatic flavours that emerge inspire chefs to become creative in the kitchen. Neil Forbes uses juniper berries to make a roast chicken breast a dish to remember.
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