Little Brown Dog

Product Information

Originally released as LBD Gin before the packaging was amended and the recipe was slightly tweaked, Aberdeenshire Foraged Gin is the signature Scottish Gin from Little Brown Dog Spirits. The inaugural gin from Little Brown Dog Spirits, this Scottish gin showcases a few unusual botanicals. It described how the supposedly serious business of vivisection demonstrations in medical schools were often no more than entertainments.

Transparent production methods and a commitment to sharing how they make the tasty things in as detailed a way as possible. Also sign me up for newsletters so I can get special offers, recommendations, and expert advice to my inbox! The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Andrew had used the name Little Brown Dog to label original whisky bottling samples he shared with friends and the name came from Andrew’s pet dog who travels with him to tasting events and distillery visits.Whether you're a spirits enthusiast or simply curious about the art of distillation, this event promises to be an exciting and educational experience. With a complex profile, this is a contemporary high strength Scottish dry gin with piney juniper, citrus and floral notes.

Walking along the Strand one winter evening, Ford became caught up in a rowdy group of young medical students who thrust a stuffed animal into his face. What they witness horrifies them and they swear to bring the perpetrator, a celebrated physician William Bayling to justice.An infamous court case, class warfare, a statue that incites an insurrection, and riots in London streets follow. Based on Chris’s farm they combine a passion for their surrounding area with in-depth knowledge (read intense geekery! Stephen Coleridge, who took up the appointment of Honorary Secretary in 1897 (remaining until 1936) came from a family of committed anti-vivisectionists; his father had been one of NAVS’ vice-presidents and Stephen had not been converted to, but born into the cause. The allusion to the hilarity of the students and the general levity of the occasions aroused Coleridge’s indignation. This gives them much more control of their casks, and allows them to closely monitor the progress of each cask held there and bottle them at their peak.