Manchester Drinks Co. Toffee Apple Gin Liqueur

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Herbs and spices like vanilla, thyme, lavender, mint, cardamom or chilli may only need a few hours steeping in the gin, whereas fruits, strongly flavoured vegetables and berries will probably be best left for a week or two, maybe even up to a month. The toffee sauce rim will also really add to the sweetness of this drink and it is totally up to you how little or how much you use on it – although don’t be afraid to be heavy-handed to create that drip look which is very fitting for Halloween. Allow to cool a little and then pour into a jelly bag and leave to strain overnight into a large bowl. Don’t squeeze the bag or the jelly will be cloudy. Home Bargains has launched a new flavoured gin (Credit: Manchester Drinks Co) New Home Bargains gin launches Nancy’s biggest career high was interviewing Micheal Bublé - and the story appearing on the cover of OK! magazine

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The key to the best-tasting DIY flavoured gin is using quality, fresh (and ideally, seasonal) produce. The brand has also shared a recommended serve for the drink, suggesting pouring over ice with fresh apple juice and garnishing with a slice of apple. You could even roll the rim of the glass in a thin layer of toffee sauce if you wanted to go all out with the toffee apple experience.

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Every other other toffee apple gin I’ve tried has cinnamon in it but thankfully this doesn’t!! Woohoooo,” they added. The M&S Clementine Gin Snow Globe (complete with gold sparkly ‘snow flakes’) went bonkers when it hit the shelves in the run-up to Christmas - and introduced us to a delicious flavoured gin liqueur we might not have tried before. Well, if you feel the same, you can find both the Blood Orange and the Toffee Apple gin liqueurs on sale now.They may be small and sour, but you can make some amazing recipes with the fruit of the crab apple tree. They have an exceptionally high pectin and acid content which makes them ideal for setting fruit jams and jellies. They also have an excellent, tart and tangy apple flavour. Take the flavours of a classic toffee apple and give them a modern twist, with this delicious salted caramel appletini! The most popular fireside refreshment must be the toffee-apple. We remember that delicious crunch before the bite reveals the dewy sweetness of the fruit. Apples are in season at this time of year and I am sure we have a few left over from apple bobbing at Hallowe’en. Each bottle is wax sealed and our 20cl & 70cl bottles are lovingly hand stamped with our bee emblem.

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Hidden under the frosting is an abundant well of even more delicious, boozy apple compote waiting to be discovered.Cut a slice of fresh apple and rub each side of the slice with a cut half a lemon (this prevents the apple slice browning in your drink)