| | | Practice makes perfect. Except in the case of a G&T. There's only one way to achieve true perfection there. The answer is Boodles British Gin, a refined spirit that's been handsomely collect | | If you have trouble reading this email, go to the online version |  | |  | | | | | |  | | | | SPONSORED LOVE | | | June 29, 2016 | | What You Need to Know About a Gin Called Boodles
The Key to G&T Season Has Arrived | |  | | | | Practice makes perfect.
Except in the case of a G&T.
There's only one way to achieve true perfection there.
The answer is Boodles British Gin, a refined spirit that's been handsomely collected into a special kit along with everything you need (including the recipe card) to mix a Proper Gin & Tonic, available now on UD Perks.
About the gin you'll be graciously sharing with your closest confidants one summer weekend in the not-at-all-distant future: Boodles is a proper British gin. Which means it's made in the classic London dry style—a style synonymous with a careful distillation process using British wheat and a copper still. The result of which is a clean and light spirit featuring notes of nutmeg, rosemary, sage and absolutely no citrus.
That's because Boodles was thinking in the best interest of your cocktails. They didn't want you to add lemon or lime later and throw off the flavor profile. So they gave you an expertly balanced gin to work your magic with.
Which brings us back to that Proper Gin & Tonic kit over at UD Perks. The kit contains Fever-Tree tonic, rosemary sprigs, fresh lemon juice and a bottle of Boodles British Gin. All the components you need to toast a good time.
Well, except glasses. | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Boodles® British Gin. 45.2% Alc./Vol. (90.4 Proof). Distilled from Grain. © 2016 Proximo, Jersey City, NJ. Please Boodle Responsibly. | | | |
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