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Anyway again I think the gin is a great branding exercise and a fair attempt to make P1's feel special (or extra entitled?? lol). I'm not actually a gin guy (prefer vodka) but I definitely appreciate the collab with a well known quality producer in four pillars (a trusted premium local brand) and branded for P1. Who knows what the value is.. I saw elsewhere supposedly more than the Comtes (ie: >$300ish) but how would you know..
Without wishing to dis the gift - I'd love to have received it, but $90 retail might be closer to the mark, based on Four Pillars Qantas Centenary gin:
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In Tas, basically every second garden shed you see houses a gin still (and often that's just what they are - large garden sheds ... very unromantic) and to bang out a limited 'boutique' brew would not require much effort. If you go to markets here in Tas, each distillery might have 10 different 'lines'. But as I said, not to downplay the gift - smashing idea!