Meet at The Rummer in central Bristol and taste five locally chosen gins led by a friendly distiller. This two-hour private tasting pairs curated pours with practical commentary—perfect for gin fans and curious travelers alike.
Meet at The Rummer in central Bristol and taste five locally chosen gins led by a friendly distiller. This two-hour private tasting pairs curated pours with practical commentary—perfect for gin fans and curious travelers alike.
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Operated by Bristol Dry Gin Micro Distillery · Bristol, England
Step inside a small, award-winning Bristol distillery for an intimate Private Gin Tasting that peels back the curtain on how modern gins are made and enjoyed. Meeting at The Rummer, All Saints Lane, Bristol BS1 1JH, this two-hour experience places you in easy reach of the harborside and the city’s lively streets. Guests are greeted with a beautifully garnished gin and tonic on arrival before settling into a relaxed tasting led by one of the distillery’s friendly distillers. The scene is equal parts convivial bar and working craft space: expect expertly poured samples, aromatic botanicals, and stories about recipe choices and small-batch production. You’ll move through five distinct gins chosen for their local roots or exceptional methods, with tonic water and mixers provided. Non‑alcoholic spirit alternatives are available on request, so the tasting works for designated drivers and teetotalers too. What makes this tasting stand out in Bristol isn’t just the spirits; it’s the way the hosts connect their product to place. The distillers focus on locally sourced ingredients where possible and on techniques that highlight the clarity of flavour. The setting—booked via the distillery and meeting at a nearby historic public house—gives a sense of the city’s social drinking traditions without being stuffy. Group sizes can be generous, making this a cheerfully sociable activity for friends, stag and hen groups, or curious solo travelers. This is a hands-on introduction rather than a technical masterclass: expect lively explanation rather than deep production training. Practical details matter here—this experience is for ages 18 and up, runs about two hours, and can accommodate larger private parties. There are options to request non-alcoholic pours when booking and the distillers are welcoming to newcomers, so no prior gin knowledge is necessary. The hosts advertise themselves as one of Bristol’s most highly awarded distilleries, and their approachable delivery leans into the reputation without pretension. The tasting format balances tasting notes with practical advice on pairing botanicals and mixers, and staff will happily point you to bottles available to buy after the session. Bookings are flexible; cancellation is handled via email to discuss options. For groups, check capacity—private bookings can include up to 40 people—so this also works for birthday gatherings and company social events. Whether you’re a gin aficionado hunting local bottlings or a visitor who enjoys learning through tasting, this Private Gin Tasting captures the down-to-earth spirit of Bristol’s small-batch scene. It’s an excellent way to spend an evening after exploring the waterfront, sample regional flavours, and take home a clearer sense of how contemporary craft gin is made in one of England’s most inventive cities. Book ahead for weekends and consider arriving early to stroll the surrounding streets and riverside views.
easy.
2 hours.
Minimal physical fitness required; mostly standing or seated tasting.
You must be at least 18 years old to participate; a valid photo ID is required at check-in.
The tasting includes five gin samples chosen for their local or exceptional production qualities, plus a garnished gin and tonic on arrival.
Yes—there are non-alcoholic spirit alternatives; please request this when booking so staff can prepare them.
Cancellation and booking changes are handled via email—contact the provider to discuss options.
Yes—staff can point out bottles available to purchase if you’d like to take a favourite home.
Accessibility is listed as No in the structured details; contact the host ahead of time to discuss any specific access needs.
The Rummer on All Saints Lane is a long-established pub in Bristol city centre and acts as the meeting point for this tasting experience.
The distillery emphasizes local sourcing and small-batch production to reduce waste; guests are encouraged to recycle and drink responsibly.
Bristol Dry Gin Micro Distillery is a small-batch gin producer and tasting venue based in Bristol, England. The distillery offers guided Gin Tasting and Private Gin Tasting experiences that introduce guests to locally crafted spirits and the techniques behind them. During the Gin Tasting, visitors sip small-batch gins while a friendly distiller shares production details, blending history and flavor in a relaxed setting. The Private Gin Tasting provides the same locally crafted spirits in a beautiful, informal setting with friendly distillers, ideal for groups seeking a fun and informative tasting. All experiences focus on sample-led discovery of botanical profiles and flavour combinations unique to the distillery’s recipes. Bookings are suitable for gin lovers eager to explore Bristol’s distillery scene and for groups wanting a private, social tasting. The venue emphasizes approachable hosts and a relaxed atmosphere, with sessions tailored to be informative without being technical. Located in Bristol, England, the micro distillery provides on-site tastings and hands-on storytelling that connect each bottle to local craft and flavour traditions. Visitors should expect small groups, conversational tours, and guided tasting notes led by the distiller. Bristol Dry Gin Micro Distillery presents an accessible way to learn about craft gin, taste small-batch spirits, and enjoy a friendly, curated tasting experience in the heart of Bristol. The tastings are perfect for gin lovers eager to explore Bristol’s top-rated distillery. Sessions blend history with flavour education, making them engaging for both newcomers and seasoned gin enthusiasts who want to learn tasting techniques and flavour appreciation.
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