Congratulations to the winners of our latest travel competition who have each won a Gingle Bells gift sets and more, with a total value of $453.70!
First Prize: A Gingle Bells gift set valued at $79 plus a Travel Platinum Mastercard loaded with $100 and a hamper of luxury edibles valued at $100 was won by Kathy Seymour of Brisbane.
Second Prize: A Gingle Bells gift set valued at $79 plus a Travel Platinum Mastercard loaded with $100 was won by T. MGill of Balmain, NSW.
Third prize: A Gingle Bells gift set valued at $79 was won by Ben Gibson of Yarra, VIC.
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Reviews
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Kiwi Collins
This recipe reminds me of Australia/New Zealand because of the kiwi in its title! 1 kiwi, peeled and chopped 2 oz Rendle’s Original Gin ¾ oz Simple Syrup (recipe follows) ½ oz lemon juice 4 to 5 oz soda water or sparkling water. Kiwi slice and lemon slice DIRECTIONS Place chopped kiwi in a cocktail shaker along with gin, syrup lemon juice. Fill shaker three-quarters full with ice. Vigorously shake until chilled. Strain through a fine-mesh sieve into an ice-filled Collins glass. Top with soda water. Cut a thin slit into kiwi and lemon slice. Twist slices together and skewer as a garnish. Makes 1 cocktail Simple Syrup Bring 1 cup (250 mL) water to a boil. Stir in 1 cup (250 mL) granulated sugar. When sugar has dissolved completely, cool syrup. Store in an airtight jar for up to 1 week.
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Christmas Gin
the gin that takes me back is orange flavored gin, straight, that my grand mother used to serve at Christmas.
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Fantastic flavors
They have unique flavors! The Finger Lime makes me think of trips to the beach in Mexico!
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Christmas Bell Gin
Well this is the first time I have heard of this. Must be kept out of the hands of child and animal, they won't know what hit them. The gin cocktail that I can connect something to is the Singapore Sling and Bahamas. There was no drinking age and I was 15. That is all I will say.