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Christmas gingerbread gin is here to satisfy your sweet tooth

How to make the perfect gingerbread gin eggnog.

One of the best parts of the Christmas season is all the different types of festive tipples, sweets and chocolates that make their way onto store shelves. From pudding-flavoured gin to Baileys Red Velvet Cupcake it looks like Christmas 2020 is shaping up to be delicious.

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The most recent addition to the jolly line-up this season is the award-winning gingerbread gin, made by local folks Craft & Co, a distillery in Collingwood, Victoria.

According to the Craft & Co website, gingerbread gin is:

“Utterly unique, this unashamedly unfiltered gin retains all the warmth from the macerated ginger root, smashed nutmeg, cinnamon and tonka beans, recalling that delicious sense of joy from all your favourite festivities. It’s your new happy place.”

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This delicious tipple is available in-store from Craft & Co, alternatively you pick yourself up a bottle from Dan Murphy’s, BWS, and BoozeBud and will set you back about $85 for a 700ml bottle.

The distillery recommends serving their biscuity creation in a ‘Gingerbread Gin Eggnog’. Instructions below.

Ingredients

150ml The Craft & Co Gingerbread Gin

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500ml Milk

250ml Cream (some extra cream for whipping to garnish at end)

½ cup sugar (less if you don’t want it too sweet)

3 x egg yolks

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1 x star anise

1 x whole nutmeg (or 1tsp ground nutmeg)

1 x tsp vanilla Bean paste (1 vanilla pod seed)

1 x tsp ground Cinnamon (or whole cinnamon stick)

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Method

1. Heat milk and cream on low heat, add vanilla paste, ¼ grated nutmeg & star aniseed.

2. Combine cream, yolks and sugar together, once milk is hot whisk in egg mix.

3. Continuously stir mixture for about 10min, but do not allow to boil!

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4. Slowly add Gingerbread Gin.

5. Serve with a dollop of whipped cream and dust with cinnamon. 

Looking for a cocktail recipe that’s a little more dessert than biscuit? Check out the apple crumble vodka cocktail recipe below!

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