You’ll step into historic Maritime Greenwich for a relaxed gin masterclass with local guides who know their stuff—and love sharing it. Taste four award-winning gins while learning quirky maritime tales and distillation secrets. Enjoy your welcome G&T in good company and leave with new flavors (and maybe a bottle) lingering in your mind.
Your afternoon includes a welcome Greenwich Gin & Tonic as soon as you arrive inside Maritime Greenwich’s Old Royal Naval College, followed by a short but lively history of gin and its distillation methods. You’ll taste four different award-winning gins guided by local experts—and if you fancy taking some home or grabbing another cocktail after, there’s 10% off bottles and drinks before you head out into Greenwich again.
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I didn’t expect to care much about gin history (I mean, it’s gin), but as we sat surrounded by all that maritime memorabilia, our guide started weaving in stories about sailors and botanicals smuggled from far-off ports. She passed around little jars—juniper berries, dried orange peel—and honestly, I kept sniffing them long after everyone else had moved on. We tasted four different gins; one had this peppery kick that surprised me so much I nearly coughed (the guy next to me noticed and just nodded like he’d been there). Each pour came with its own story—some about Greenwich itself, others about how distilling methods have changed over centuries. It didn’t feel rehearsed or stiff; people laughed when someone mispronounced “coriander.”
The whole thing lasted maybe an hour or so? Time got fuzzy after the second tasting. They mentioned sustainability a few times—how their bottles are ocean-friendly and how everything ties back to Greenwich’s maritime legacy. It wasn’t preachy though; more like a quiet pride you could sense in the way they talked about it. By the end, I’d learned enough to sound clever at a bar (or at least fake it), and we got a discount if we wanted to take a bottle home—which I did because my friend insisted we needed “souvenirs.” Still think about that first sip sometimes when I walk by the Thames.
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