Sir Noel Pierce Coward A Man Who Loved His Gin Martini
SIR NOEL PIERCE COWARD 16th December 1899 – 26th March 1973 Once suggested that a perfect martini should be made by “filling a glass with Gin then waving it in the general direction of Italy,” implying that the less vermouth … Continue reading
PART TWO OF LOOK TO THE STARS WITH OLIVER TWIST GIN
“We what?” Oliver Twistdrinker croaked, “Don’t you realise this is planet Nodrink? We won’t get off the Bugg.” “Got any better ideas?” Hans Freifonin asked raising an eyebrow. “Once we land and are taken to the dark lord, Parr Tee … Continue reading
Sloe ‘Oliver Twist’ Gin
Last night I went to visit a friend and I was telling her about my Oliver Twist London Distilled Gin experiences. She then opened her cupboard and pulled out a big, traditional looking preserve jar with a red liquid … Continue reading
Gin: What if Churchill was Prime Minister Today?
At times of economic turmoil we always hear our elders say “it wouldn’t have happened in our time”. This got me thinking. What if science had advanced a little quicker and we had moved beyond cloning Dolly the Sheep? … Continue reading
Born in South America “Are Gin Tina” tells of the day she discovered Oliver Twist Gin
I was born in South America where gin is not that popular, so when I came to Great Britain I wasn’t that much interested in gin, that is until a friend introduced me to Oliver Twist London Distilled Gin, and … Continue reading
LOOK TO THE STARS WITH OLIVER TWIST GIN DRINKER
Stretched out on my sofa, glass of OTT in hand, watching my favourite science programme on TV got me to wondering, “What if Oliver Twist London Distilled Gin went intergalactic?” Just imagine, Oliver Twistdrinker has just discovered that Princess Toni … Continue reading
Ernest Miller Hemingway a man who loved a good Gin
The American author and journalist Ernest Miller Hemingway the great lover of Gin was born on 21st July 1899 and was raised in Illinois. Many of his publications are considered classics of the American Literature. The majority of his work … Continue reading
A GIN REVELAVELATION ON A COLD DAY
Having completed another frenetic morning in the office, I ventured out into the courtyard of Oliver Twist Towers and was struck numb by the sudden plummeting temperatures as the arms of the Siberian winds extended their frigid embrace towards us. … Continue reading
“Happy Birthday Mr. Dickens, For Gin and Country”
Birthdays, it’s always the same. My birthday falls on the 29th December but the rest of my family or at least a big chunk of them all fall around the same time in February, just when my bank balance has … Continue reading
“FOR GIN AND COUNTRY!”
With Great Britain’s economy in a state of turmoil and still being asked to prop up Europe, we at Oliver Twist London Distilled Gin have decided that we must do our bit. How you may ask? Simple is the reply, … Continue reading
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Sir Noel Pierce Coward A Man Who Loved His Gin Martini
SIR NOEL PIERCE COWARD 16th December 1899 – 26th March 1973 Once suggested that a perfect martini should be made by “filling a glass with Gin then waving it in the genera... continue reading >
