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Puddingstone Distillery

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is framed by huge oak beams dating back to the 15th Century. Capacity for up to 200 guests, your own Event Manager, and exclusive caterers, Micklefield Hall is the perfect venue for your corporate away day, anniversary celebration, product launch, or Christmas party.

To find out more visit: www.micklefieldhall.com

Their Campfire Gin range has amassed over 30 international awards including winning the World’s Best Martini Challenge using Campfire London Dry Gin and the prestigious title of The Gin Guide’s Distillery of the Year 2021.

The name Campfire was influenced by memorable experiences sipping gin outdoors by open fires. As for Puddingstone, this is a rare geological feature found primarily in Hertfordshire and thought to have the ability to ward off evil spirits.

The outdoors defines the distillery ethos to create gins of an exceptional nature, mindful of community and environment. This is reflected in many facets of a business that from day one has adopted sustainable operating practices.

The original citrus, juniper forward Campfire London Dry Gin is complemented by a smooth, robust Navy Strength and complex Cask Aged Gin. Barrels for Campfire Cask Aged Gin are selected for the soft vanilla notes they bring to the gin. Rounding up the quartet is Campfire Old Tom Gin. It was the last of the Campfire range to be developed and is based on the concept of what they would have created as a rural distillery back in the 17th century. Each Campfire Gin is delicious paired with tonic. They’re also an excellent choice for classic cocktails like Negroni, Mint Julep, Greyhound and more. www.puddingstonedistillery.com

In addition to supplying Hertfordshire restaurants, pubs and independent retailers they also provide corporate gifting solutions for Christmas or special occasions.

Visit the distillery on a Friday or Saturday for a free gin tasting experience or book a tour or cocktail masterclasses and you’ll find a beautiful site where proudly displayed are Annie, Isabella and Amelia, the three working stills named after great female pioneers of the outdoors.

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