101 Gins To Try Before You Die

“Ian Buxton has turned his expert eye to gin and highlights distilleries from around the world” ~Sunday Times

“A good book for profiles of individual gins is Ian Buxton”s new 101 Gins to Try Before You Die” ~Joanne Simon, House and Garden

“By turns wise, witty and well-informed, this is all the tonic your gin will ever need!” ~Alex Nicol, Edinburgh Gin

“Ian Buxton”s pocket guide provides a clear and succinct guide to the best on offer" ~The Bookseller

Gin lovers have never had it so good … a timely, well-written guide” ~Tom Bruce-Gardyne, The Herald

“Accessible to all levels of interest ... Genuinely funny ... and entertaining throughout” ~Gin Foundry

“A whimsical & gentle joy of a read - personal and funny. Recommended” ~Gin Guild

“A must-have read for any gin enthusiast or G&T lover” ~The Whisky Exchange

“An engaging and uber-knowledgeable guide to gin from spirits guru Ian Buxton” ~Alice Lascelles

“So how does Buxton manage to craft such an entertaining book? By having his gin and drinking it, of course. His humorous skepticism is part of the fun, but he is also an enthusiast and able to explain the varied distillation processes” ~Henry Jeffreys, The Guardian

“a superb beginner’s guide to the dizzying variety of new gin brands hitting the market. The author of 101 Legendary Whiskies, and judge at the recent World Gin Awards, Ian Buxton is well placed to offer some advice on what makes up the most indispensable, unique and delicious gins available to try. Plus, with his London dry wit and an eye for a humorous anecdote, [it] is both a fun, brisk read and an informative guide” ~Gin Festival

“a superb little book of gin related goodness ... a great companion [and] a great style of writing that is never too heavy-going” ~Gin & Tonic Reviews

“Thanks to the current gin craze, there couldn”t be a better time to take a juniper journey around the world with 101 Gins To Try Before You Die ... Well worth buying for gin lovers” ~Irish News

“covers everything from French obscurities and London hipster one-offs to Aldi”s Oliver Cromwell” ~Daily Record

“a pocket-sized guide with everything you need to know about different gins” ~Yorkshire Journal Good Food Guide

“In this well put together pocket guide, Ian runs over 101 varied British and international gins that cover the full breadth of the gin distillers craft and the mix of botanicals and flavours found in modern gin” ~Riddle Magazine

“Fantastic ... highly informative, very readable and full of dry humour” ~Broker”s Dry Gin

A must-have read for any gin enthusiast or G&T lover' ~The Whisky Exchange, online

A whimsical & gentle joy of a read – personal and funny. Recommended' ~The Gin Guild

Accessible to all levels of interest . . .  Genuinely funny . . . and entertaining throughout' ~Gin Foundry, online

Gin lovers have never had it so good . . . a timely, well-written guide'  ~Tom Bruce-Gardyne, Herald

Ian Buxton tackles the drink that used to be called "Mother's Ruin" in a book that's newly revised and updated to take into account the new kids on the block … You'll find Buxton's learned take on products such as Harris Gin and Achroos and don’t think your choice of tonic water is any less open to innovation and variety' ~Herald on Sunday

So how does Buxton manage to craft such an entertaining book? By having his gin and drinking it, of course. His humorous scepticism is part of the fun, but he is also an enthusiast and able to explain the varied distillation processes'  ~Henry Jeffreys, Guardian