Podcasts about sipsmith gin

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This week the guys talk about Sipsmith gin. Joined by some special guests (including Jon's mom) they discuss the brand's background and sample through 3 very different expressions of this London Dry Gin brand. They breakdown each and give some very honest feedback on which one has the most to offer.

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B Corp is a certification program that measures a company's entire social and environmental impact.There are now more than 4000 Certified B Corporations around the world, several of which we've featured on this podcast: Sipsmith Gin, Stone & Wood Brewing Company, and South Australian winery Unico Zelo.In February, Maker's Mark joined this elite group of businesses. It's the first distillery in Kentucky and the largest distillery in the world to achieve B Corp certification.And in this special episode of the Drinks Adventures podcast – produced with the support of Maker's Mark – you're going to hear about some of the environmental initiatives it's undertaken to safeguard the future of bourbon, which of course is ultimately an agricultural product.We're joined this episode by Rob Samuels, an eighth generation whiskey maker and the grandson of Maker's Mark founder, Bill Samuels Senior.And also with us is Trent Chapman, marketing director Oceania for Beam Suntory, Maker's Mark's parent company.Later on in the interview, we cover the ingredients and production practices that underpin the Maker's Mark style, and the evolution of the bourbon industry in Kentucky, where ten new distilleries opened in 2021.The B-Corp milestone comes as Maker's Mark continues its rapid growth in markets such as Australia.The distillery released a new expression, Maker's 46, in 2010. But the international growth has largely been driven by classic Maker's, which for almost 60 years was the only whiskey it produced.I asked Rob first up about the significance of this singular focus by Maker's, at a time when many of its peers are seemingly bringing out new whiskies every other week.

A countdown to WWI and a bright, bubbly festive drink named after a killing machine. As the great old powers of Europe marched toward war the conflict seemed inevitable. But was it? Was there a way these men could have resolved their differences? Joining us on this journey is the French 75, a bright bubbly little drink named after a fearsome peace of WWI artillery. What can this drink teach us about fighting out our issues, and have we really learned our lesson from the past? Special guests this week are Zahra Bates of Courvoisier Cognac, Keli Rivers of Sipsmith Gin and Angry Staff Officer of the War Stories podcast.Please SUBSCRIBE and RATE the show if you can. Join us every two weeks as we talk about history's favorite drinks and how what we drink shapes history. To see what's coming next follow Greg on instagram @100ProofGreg. #drinkinghistoryHeritage Radio Network is a listener supported nonprofit podcast network. Support Back Bar by becoming a member!Back Bar is Powered by Simplecast. 

In this session you will learn the basics on how to create compelling concepts, find great partners, build a team that is set up for success. After doing record business at Three Dots and a Dash, Julian went on to run several restaurant concepts for Tartine in LA, SF, and Korea. We will touch on techniques to run high volume and increase your revenue. He will share the secrets of how to navigate contracts to set your business up correctly and protect your work. Sour Peche Kid 1 1/2 oz Sipsmith Gin 3/4 oz lime 1/2 oz Dekuyper Peachtree Schnapps 1/4 oz Dekuyper Apple 1 1/2 tart apple cordial (see below) Egg white Method: combine ingredients and dry shake Add ice and shake until cold. Double strain and garnish with lime twist, sour patch kids and a tiny sprinkle of Malic acid Tart Apple Cordial 6 oz Apple juice 1/4 tsp ascorbic acid ( to mitigate browning) 1/2 tsp malic acid 2 Tbs sugar Juice apples and combine ingredients.

New Podcast episode - Please view here: 3.5X Podcast#067“Nothing can not be overcome” Jared Brown, Sipsmith London Co Founder. https://youtu.be/k4GLIpVZL_M In this weeks podcast, Seb catches up with the very lively and the Gin mastermind himself; Jared Brown of Sipsmith London. The company has seen rapid growth over the last few years, with no signs of slowing down. You can really see the passion, knowledge and flair that Jared oozes in all things Gin related. As well as an entrepreneur, he is also known as a: Drinks historian, Underwear model, Book publisher, Bon Viveur, Cotswold gardener, Gin lover, Creative genius, Master Distiller. Sipsmith Gin is made in London’s first copper distillery in 200 years. The brand is all about Old School Gin Crafting and using traditional methods. As a traditionalist, Jaded talks all things Sipsmith, entrepreneurship as well as history, books and has some great stories along the way. Seb certainly enjoyed the interview and you can see him soaking in the advice and stories that Jared has about drinks business & history. This is of particular interest to Seb as he is in the Tequila market himself, more of that to come later. In this episode we cover: Starting up Moving to London History of Gin and Sipsmith Product development Passion! Aromas, Taste! Books and essential reading for entrepreneurs Tradition Brand Customers Advocates and much more. We hope you enjoy the episode and please subscribe to our podcast. New episode every Wednesday on our Youtube channel.

I got chatting to the guy sitting next to me at my Level 2 Wine and Spirit Education Trust class - the place you go when you want to learn about the ins and outs of distillation and the history of some of your favorite spirits. As you do, I sparked up a conversation with the Italian by asking him what he did and then he said I am a bartender at the Connaught Hotel and at that moment I knew we would be friends. I’m Susan Schwartz, your drinking companion, and this is, Lush Life Podcast, every week we are inspired to live life one cocktail at a time by everyone in this industry.  Yes, that fateful day, about three years ago, I met Giorgio Bargiani, now Head of Mixology at one of the most famous bars in the world, the Connaught Bar in London. We have remained friends ever since and I have longed to have him on the show to learn a little more about my fellow student. Who I found out began his career by polishing plates! Before we begin, you can find links on how to donate to some of your favorite bars during this rough time on the homepage of my website alushlifemanual.com.  This week, Giorgio reveals: Why he was polishing plates How he found his first job in a hotel What it’s like working at one of the best bars in the world Where he likes to drink when he’s not at the Connaught   The Cocktail of the Week is Giorgio’s Flight of Negronis INGREDIENTS 750 ml Sipsmith Gin 750 ml Martini Rubino 750 ml Martini Bitter 750 ml Still water METHOD Mix all the four ingredients together and then split again in four different bottles Leave 1 bottle untouched for a Classic Negroni Infuse one bottle with 1-2 whole peels of your favorite citrus fruit for at least a week then start tasting it daily until it’s perfect for you  Infuse one bottle with 2 to 3 grams of your favourite dry spice for at least one hour and then start tasting it hourly until you love it. Giorgio likes Sichuan Pepper. Infuse one bottle with 50 gr of your favourite fresh herbs for at least one day and then start tasting daily until you love that one too. Giorgio used Eucalyptus! Store in the the fridge and when is very cold enjoy it as you wish, with or without ice. -- You can find this recipe, more classic recipes, and all the cocktails of the week at  ALushLifeManual.com, where you’ll find links to all the  ingredients. Full Episode Details: https://alushlifemanual.com/how-to-polish-a-plate    ----- Join the conversation on your IOS or Android at flick.group/lushlife where we can talk cocktails until the sun rises! Become a supporter of A Lush Life Manual for as little as $5 - all you have to do is go to buymeacoffee.com/lushlife Lush Life Merchandise is here - we’re talking t-shirts, mugs, iPhone covers, duvet covers, iPad covers and more covers for everything!  and more!    Produced by Simpler Media Follow us on Twitter and Instagram Get great cocktail ideas on Pinterest New episodes every Tuesday, usually!!

We talk with a panel of esteemed guests about the rise of "Ready-to-Drink" cocktails (RTDs). These are the canned counterparts to contemporary beers and wines, and they are on the rise around the world. Our guests include: Lead Steward for the American Distilling Institute (ADI) and prolific spirits judge and cocktail writer David T. Smith - author of The Gin Dictionary. Keli Rivers, who is the US Brand Ambassador for Sipsmith Gin. She’s also a passionate gin collector and educator, and I really enjoyed learning from her as a lead judge during this year’s event. Bernadette (aka Bernie) Pamplin, the mind behind UnderTheGinfluence.com, contributor to many spirits publications, spirits judge, and all-around juniper-infused bad-ass. And finally - Joe Barber, who holds a title with ADI that I know a lot of fans of the American version of The Office will appreciate: Assistant to the Lead Steward. Now, Joe is actually the lynch pin of this episode. He’s the educated palate that chooses to use his powers to speak for the average person...which is why he is our “Johnny on the Street” - an advocate for all that is efficient, effective, and uncomplicatedly delicious. He’s the voice of reason in complicated times- and for that, we love him.

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In this week's episode, Matt & Jill are talking about all things Gin with @theginhunter herself, Keli Rivers, US Brand Ambassador for Sipsmith Gin. Keli dives deep into the history of Gin and also shares some of her favorite cocktail recipes. 

Where do you go next in your career? It’s a scary question to ask. With so many directions to go in, it's hard to know where to begin. It's a question I’m also trying to figure out myself. One of the many options is to become a brand ambassador. It’s a dream that a lot of us have, and it can seem like a pretty magical career. Have you ever been to a brand sponsored event for bartenders? The brand ambassador is like a rockstar sometimes. But the job isn't all parties and company credit cards, it's a lot of hard work too. My guest today Keli Rivers, she’s been in hospitality for 26 years, all over the world. She helped open many bars including Whitechapel here in the city, and she’s now the brand ambassador for Sipsmith Gin. Keli shared a ton of great advice about how she navigated the transition from behind the bar to representing a brand and category that is really important to her. Hear what she had to say about her career and how she made the decisions that led her to where she is today. You can listen to our conversation in the player or wherever podcasts are found. Don't forget to hit subscribe and check out our homepage for much, much more. I'll see you next time!  

This week on Conversations of Inspiration, Holly made the short journey down the road to the beautiful Sipsmith distillery in Chiswick, to meet Sipsmith founders Sam Galsworthy and Fairfax Hall. This is a story that shows the beauty and power of building a company with a close friend, with a shared vision and passion. Sipsmith's story is a special one - in an industry that has not seen a new independent gin distillery opened in over 200 years, Sipsmith single-handedly changed the entire industry, simultaneously bringing  with it a connection to the traditions of the gin industry, whilst also bringing the fun that its founders embody so completely. They discuss their startup journey to success, the decision to sell their business after 10 years and their formative years that laid the foundations for building the Sipsmith empire. Sam and Fairfax share incredibly heartfelt and emotional letters at the end of this conversation, they are not to be missed. Conversations of Inspiration is brought to you with support from NatWest: visit natwestbusinesshub.com for information, tips and insights to help business owners meet their goals.  Follow Holly on Instagram: instagram.com/hollytucker/?hl=en

Sipsmith Gin master distiller Jared Brown joins me in this Season Two finale episode.But we're not talking about Sipsmith this time (see S1E2 for that!) , because Jared has another, far more interesting title, that of cocktail historian. With his wife Anistatia Miller, Jared has written more than 30 books on drinks, bars and cocktails.He's an absolute encyclopaedia on these topics and a fascinating fellow to chat to, so settle in for a great interview.As mentioned, this is the last episode of season two. We're already working on new content so we should be back bigger and better very soon with season three – help us fund it by purchasing your limited edition podcoasters here.Thank you to our major partner Bintani, Australia’s leading supplier in ingredients for the brewing and distilling industries.And thanks also to Fever-Tree Premium Mixers for their support of the spirits episodes in this season.Follow James Atkinson on Facebook here, Instagram here and Twitter here.Theme music ‘Sandbox’ by Rudists.

On this week's episode, Brian chats with Keli Rivers of Sipsmith Gin in honor of National Gin & Tonic Day, which is April 9, 2019.  

This week we’re talking about one of MY favorite spirits, GIN. And one of my favorite gins, Sipsmith London Dry Gin!   I recently got to catch up with Sipsmith Gin's West Coast Brand Ambassador, the very charming Lucy Ellis. We talk about her journey from the UK to NY and ultimately, Los Angeles. And how Sipsmith Gin paved the way for craft distilling in London and across the country.    This week's cocktail is Lucy’s take on a very booze forward Gin & Tonic, named after her husband's grandparents, the Dar & Elmer.*   Dar & Elmer Add 3 oz of Sipsmith London Dry Gin to a rocks glass and fill with two large cubes. Top with a splash of tonic. Add a lemon twist AND a green olive.    *recipe with pics on the Bit by a Fox Blog   Links: Sipsmith London Dry Gin Lucy's Instagram Sipsmith Instagram Bit by a Fox Links: blog: http://bitbyafox.com instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bitbyafox/ facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BitByAFox/ twitter: https://twitter.com/bitbyafox   music: https://www.humanworldwide.com

What is the difference between gin and flavoured vodka? That should be an easy question to answer.But some of the drinks industry's older heads have voiced concern that gin without juniper berries, or lacking in juniper character, is on the rise.Among them is Hayman's Gin, which recently launched the Call Time On Fake Gin campaign.Says the distiller: "Recently we have started to see some producers marketing gins that have little or no evident connection to juniper. While botanical innovation and experimentation has long been linked to gin’s success, we believe that a small number of producers are today creating spirits that have strayed too far from what makes gin 'gin'."Sipsmith Gin co-founder Fairfax Hall is another distiller who has taken up the fight against gin without juniper.Drinks Adventures caught up with Fairfax for a chat about all things gin in Sydney earlier this year.All other Drinks Adventures episodes, show notes, transcripts and many helpful links are available on the podcast website, DrinksAdventures.com.au, and you can email me at hello@drinksadventures.com.au.Follow James Atkinson on Facebook here, Instagram here and Twitter here.Theme music ‘Sandbox’ by Cameo Culture. You can listen to more from Cameo Culture at https://soundcloud.com/cameoculture.

Sam Galsworthy is co-founder of Sipsmith, producers of classic London dry gin. In order to do so, though, he and he co-founder Fairfax first had to change a 200-year-old law. They did reverse it, and therefore gave life to the beverage landscape in the UK. In this episode, Sam and I talk about what’s behind making things by hand/small batch, how Sipsmith changed the gin game -- a 'ginaissance,' as he calls it -- the different phases of entrepreneurialism, and not riding the trends, but rather sailing through them. I love Sam's formula for a successful entrepreneur: perseverance + determination + passion. "What entrepreneurship takes is grit," he says. If you're listening to this episode live (Aug.1), just know that I'm taking about a month hiatus while I do lots of travel and work on various projects, but I've got some excellent episodes down the pipeline. So please subscribe if you haven't yet so you don't miss a thing! --Sam & Sipsmith Gin-- @sipsmithsam // @sipsmith sipsmith.com --keep it quirky-- @keepitquirkypodcast - instagram @qkatie - katie quinn on instagram & twitter www.youtube.com/TheQKatie www.facebook.com/TheQKatie See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Get the featured cocktail recipe: VJOP Redux: Big Island Red Snapper (Part 2 of 2) In this two-part episode, we meet Jared Brown. To say his life journey is awe-inspiring is an understatement. He has: rubbed elbows with the likes of Julia Child and the Dalai Lama; at the ripe old age of 11 years, experimented with liqueur distilling; written countless books and traveled many a mile with his wife, and even worked at the Rainbow Room with none other than King Cocktail, Dale Degroff.Currently, he loving researches and tends to hundreds of herbs and botanicals and to top it all off, he's the Master Distiller of Sipsmith Gin. Whoo! That's living life to its fullest. Don't miss the rest of the story! Subscribe to the podcast and you'll know the moment it's available.

Get the featured cocktail recipe: Big Island Red Snapper In this two-part episode, we meet Jared Brown. To say his life journey is awe-inspiring is an understatement. He has: rubbed elbows with the likes of Julia Child and the Dalai Lama; at the ripe old age of 11 years, experimented with liqueur distilling; written countless books and traveled many a mile with his wife, and even worked at the Rainbow Room with none other than King Cocktail, Dale Degroff.Currently, he loving researches and tends to hundreds of herbs and botanicals and to top it all off, he's the Master Distiller of Sipsmith Gin. Whoo! That's living life to its fullest. Don't miss the rest of the story! Subscribe to the podcast and you'll know the moment it's available.