As I mentioned, though, the gin’s color-changing abilities isn’t due to magic; it’s science. “The gins keep the natural properties of the plants they’re made from,” a Marks & Spencer spokesperson told ...

Let everyone else partake in the fake eyeballs and brains this year. Because all you need for a proper Halloween party is this black gin, which looks the part, tastes good and magically changes color ...

Your first experience with a cocktail is looking at it. Whether you’re at home or in a cocktail bar, there’s nothing like a vivid, colorful drink to catch your eye. Over the last few years, blue ...

At first glance, you might think it’s a blue-tinted bottle that gives this Canadian gin an indigo hue. In reality, the addition of butterfly pea blossoms late in the distilling process lends Empress ...

From dessert-inspired flavors to cherry blossom infusions, the trend for innovative gins is going nowhere. But if you’re looking for a new way to up your G&T game, this latest launch is sure to take ...

If you’re a gin drinker, odds are you’ve had plenty of G&Ts made with either Tanqueray or Beefeater, as they’ve been the industry standard since the 1800s. If gin martinis are more your thing, perhaps ...

I love things that are a bit different. A bit quirky, perhaps unnecessarily so. They call me with the sweetness of a chickadee trilling to secure a lady chickadee’s affection. Naturally, it was only a ...

It’s a sight that isn’t found in many other places – a purple gin. But at Durham Distillery, the color of Kinship, the latest Conniption gin, showcases how science and art can come together to make ...

With their jangly, Byrdsian guitars occasionally fuzzed up to grunge-lite volume levels, and the bruised but pretty vocals of Robin Wilson, it’s no wonder this Tempe, Ariz., quintet sold a few million ...