Here’s What You’ll Learn in a Gin Making Class

Curious about the world of craft gin? Want to turn your passion for this popular spirit into a hobby or career? Then a gin making class in Melbourne is just what you need! Here’s some insight into what you’ll learn, from our gin distillery in Melbourne.



 

#1 – What is Gin?

 

First, you’ll learn about what gin really is, what it’s made of and – importantly – what makes craft gins distinct from a flavoured vodka and other clear spirits. You’ll also learn about the very interesting history of gin and how it’s making a powerful comeback in today’s homes, bars and restaurants.

 

#2 – The Process

 

You’ll get a full, guided tour of our gin distillery in Melbourne, where you get a behind the scenes look at exactly how craft gin is made. This process is surprisingly simple, but it has to be done perfectly every time, monitoring quality, temperature and other key elements constantly to ensure the result is the same high-quality product every time.

 

#3 – The Botanicals

 

A significant element of craft in is the botanicals – the spices, herbs, fruits, flowers and seeds that are added to the gin in order to create elegant and sometimes surprising flavour combinations. You’ll learn how the botanicals are infused into the gin, how different elements are brought together, and how to mix up your own recipe. This is where the real artistry of craft gin comes to life in our gin-making class in Melbourne, where you learn how different flavours contrast, match and interact to create a successful craft gin.

 

#4 – Tasting Sessions

 

Of course, tasting is a big part of your gin making class – and it’s the most fun too! At our gin distillery in Melbourne, you’ll learn how to taste gin like a professional, how to pick out the different flavours and how to enhance flavour profiles in different craft gins through the cocktail-making process.

 

Take Your Passion for Craft Gin to the Next Level with Our Gin Making Class in Melbourne

 

Book your gin making class at our gin distillery in Melbourne and get an inside look into how craft gin is made and how to drink it like a professional. It’s a fun opportunity for anyone who loves gin, as well as a great outing for friends and family. Chat to us today and book your gin making class in Melbourne.

 

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