World Gin Day! AND A GIVEAWAY from Rock Rose Gin
I am a big Gin lover, in fact a cold G&T is possibly one of my most favourite drinkies! I also don’t believe in that old adage ‘mothers ruin.’ In fact I think is makes me a better person 🙂 And guess what June 11th 2016 is World Gin Day – so there’s your excuse!
Anyway I was approached by the lovely people at Rock Rose Gin to do a review, errrmmm yes of course, I know my gins I do, years of practice.
Firstly the bottle is divine, its ceramic and has the most beautiful design – serious bottle envy, so pretty! It is handcrafted in Scotland!
Rock Rose Gin has gained accolades galore since it was launched last year. It is hard to describe in words its flavour, but I’ll try, it is fresh, zesty but berryful. This is thanks to a carefully selected collection of local and traditional botanicals, each one meticulously chosen to create the perfect taste. In fact, its name comes from one of these botanicals, the Rhodiola rosea (a rose in the rocks), which was discovered on the distillery’s first botanical forage along the Caithness cliffs and which adds a delicate floral note to the gin. It’s simply yum….
Rock Rose Gin is available from www.dunnetbaydistillers.co.uk and selected retailers, with full details on the website
Rock Rose Gin RRP £34
AND the lovely people are giving us a bottle as a giveaway! So what are you waiting for? So we have World Gin Day! AND A GIVEAWAY from Rock Rose Gin. What more can I say!
Also if you love gin have a look around my 6pm drinkies for loads of Gin based Cocktails
So how do you enter?
All you have to do is answer the question –
“Why is Rock Rose Gin called Rock Rose?” and
1. Leave a comment answering the question in the comments section BELOW this blog post.
2. Then ONCE you’ve commented, log in to the Rafflecopter widget below using your email address or Facebook and click on the box to say “I commented.”
3. You can also enter again by liking my Facebook Page 🙂 you can have 2 goes!
T & C’s – The boring stuff!
The prize can be delivered to mainland UK only – sorry!
Draw Closes Midnight 30th June 2016
The winner will be notified by email within 24 hours of the closing date
The winner will have 28 days to claim their prize otherwise an alternative winner will be selected.
The Rock Rose Gin will be sent directly from the supplier to each winner
Open to 18+ ONLY
(I received a bottle of Rock Rose Gin for review and one as a giveaway)
Vic
Love the bottle!!!!!!
Andrea woodward
It’s named after the rose ? x
Julia
It’s named after the Rose
Rosie Carter Thompson
Gorgeous bottle ?The name comes from the Rose – Rhodiola rosea (a rose in the rocks), xxx
Dawn-Sarah
It’s named after one of the botanicals in its recipe – Rhodiola Rosea, the rose in the rocks
Anonymous
Gets it name from one of the local botanicals used Rhodiola Rosea. Such a gorgeous bottle.
Christine Turnill
Gets it name from one of the local botanicals used Rhodiola Rosea. Such a gorgeous bottle.
Madeleine McCarthy
Named after the Rose in the rock.
Sammie
Rhodeola Rosea known as a rose on the rocks is where Rock Rose gets its name. It was discovered on the distilleries first forage and adds a delicate floral note the this gin, which sounds utterly delicious. Beautiful bottle and great review.
Sue Mahon
the Rhodiola rosea (a rose in the rocks),
Annabel Atkinson
The name comes from a botanical – the Rhodolia rose which was found on the distillery’s first forage
Jane Mccabe
Now that’s going to be nice with ice and a slice!
Allison Winstanley
It is named after the Rhodiola rosea (a rose in the rocks), which was discovered on the distillery’s first botanical forage along the Caithness cliffs.
Natalie J
It’s named after the rose found on the distillery’s first botanical forage
Jane Willis
From the botanical Rhodiola Rosea meaning a rose in the rocks
Jane H Shaw
It’s named after the It’s named after one of the botanicals in its recipe – Rhodiola Rosea
Jane H Shaw
It’s named after the It’s named after one of the botanicals in its recipe – Rhodiola Rosea
Karen Willies
It’s named. After the plant Rhodiola Rose, a rose in the rock.
jules Eley
It is named after the rose!
Christine Frankland
It’s named after a rose.
Sandra Henderson
It’s named after one of the botanicals in its recipe – Rhodiola Rosea, the rose in the rocks!
tamalyn roberts
it is named after the first botanical forage along our Caithness cliffs, where we were shown Rhodiola rosea, a rose in the rocks, introduced to us by a local herbalist.
Danielle stewart
It’s named after the rose x
Vanessa Alvis
It’s named after the rose-Rhodiola Rose
sharon martin
ts name comes from one of these botanicals, the Rhodiola rosea (a rose in the rocks)
Michael Lonty
It’s named after the botanicals in the gun Rhodida rosia . The bottle design is lush!
Lisa Johnston
Obviously named after the Rhodiola rosea, the rose in the rocks
Lucy muns
It was named after one of the botanicals,
Rhodiola rosea (a rose in the rocks)
Nicola
It’s called rock rose after the rhodiola rosea which is a one in the rock.
Becky shaw
ously chosen to create the perfect taste. In fact, its name comes from one of these botanicals, the Rhodiola rosea (a rose in the rocks), which was discovered on the distillery’s first botanical forage along the Caithness cliffs
Maxine G
I love love love this gin, one of my favourites, and in such a beautiful bottle too! It’s named after one of the local botanicals, Rhodiola Rosea.
Rebecca Glazsher
its name comes from one of these botanicals, the Rhodiola rosea (a rose in the rocks), which was discovered on the distillery’s first botanical forage along the Caithness cliffs and which adds a delicate floral note to the gin.
sara
a rose!!! x
Caroline Turner
It’s name comes from one of the botanicals used – Rhodiola rosea (a rose in the rocks).
Emily
It’s named after ‘a rose in the rocks’ X
melanie stirling
The name comes from the Rhodiola rosea (a rose in the rocks), which was discovered on the distillery’s first botanical forage.
Sarah hanson
It is named after the plant Rhodiola Rose, a rose in the rock.
Autumn
Named for the floral element in the ingredients.
Natalie Crossan
Named after the Rose in the rock. 🙂
Sue
Rhodiola rosea (a rose in the rocks), which was discovered on the distillery’s first botanical forage along the Caithness cliffs and which adds a delicate floral note to the gin. It’s simply yum….