Traditional or column stills play a major role in the distillation of your favorite spirits. But do you know where it comes from and when it was invented?

Traditional or column stills play a major role in the distillation of your favorite spirits. But do you know where it comes from and when it was invented?
France is no slouch when it comes to spirits. Distillation is deeply rooted in our traditions, and in recent years, gin producers have shown incredible dynamism. Unsurprisingly, they were a hit, driven by the cocktail trend and consumers’ attraction to made-in-France products. But how do you make a French Gin?
In summer, we like to create colorful cocktails to enjoy on the terrace. And for that extra touch of sunshine, there’s nothing better than lovely (and delicious!) edible flowers! Find out which ones to choose for a successful creation.
It’s possible to make your own gin! During Prohibition, some people even made them in their bathtubs, with more or less convincing results. Follow our tips for quality home-made gin.
Ryan Reynolds, Brad Pitt, Emma Watson…more and more stars are launching their own gin brands. An overview.
Clearly, the success of a cocktail depends on the quality of the spirits and ingredients used. But these aren’t the only factors behind its success! Everything from measuring out spirits and other juices to their delicate blending requires the right instruments. To all mixology enthusiasts, we’ve put together a selection of essential accessories for making your own favorite cocktails.
From 1920 to 1933, the United States tried an unprecedented experiment: making alcohol consumption illegal. If it will only have a short existence, this decade is at the origin of cocktails and trends still current. This is notably the case of the speakeasies, imagined at that time and returned to the forefront in recent years…but also of the Last Word.
In France and around the world, new labels are flourishing in the world of gin and follow various trends. Organic farming is becoming more and more important, as in many other sectors, both for small-scale producers and for the heavyweights of the industry. But do you know how organic gin is made?