Ahead of International Gin and Tonic Day, on Saturday, October 19, we've shortlisted some of the best spots to buy your gin in Hexham and wide Northumberland.
Hexham is becoming a hotspot for gin lovers, thanks to the Northumberland Gin Company’s Hexham Premier Cru, which is crafted locally. This small-batch gin is known for its balance of citrus notes, including orange, lemon, and grapefruit, with a hint of liquorice. It’s perfect for a classic gin and tonic, especially when paired with a quality tonic water.
Local venues often highlight the gin’s versatility with different garnishes and mixers, offering a range of G&T combinations to suit every palate.
For a great gin and tonic in Hexham, head to the Heart of Northumberland, a pub that combines traditional charm with a focus on local produce. Here, you can enjoy a Hexham Premier Cru, paired with your choice of tonic. The bar staff are known for their expertise in recommending the best mixers to enhance the botanicals of this popular gin.
Another other excellent option is The Tannery, which offers a cosy atmosphere and an extensive selection of gins. Their gin and tonic menu often features local favourites, including the Hexham Premier Cru, giving visitors a chance to enjoy a true taste of Northumberland in a welcoming setting. The Tannery’s relaxed vibe makes it an ideal spot to unwind with a carefully crafted G&T after exploring the town.
Other spots include the Zyka Boutique Restaurant, which has excellent reviews and has been praised for its gin and tonic selection on TripAdvisor, and Mr Ant's Bar & Cafe.
With its blend of local craftsmanship and a growing reputation in the gin world, Hexham is a must-visit for gin enthusiasts. Whether you're at a local pub or visiting markets where the Northumberland Gin Company often appears, you’re sure to find a refreshing gin and tonic to enjoy in this historic town.
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