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If you’re trying to cut down on alcohol consumption for Dry October you needn’t feel deprived whilst doing so. Borrago #47 Paloma Blend is a delicious, non alcoholic spirit which enables you to make an easy swap from your usual vodka or gin to a healthful, sophisticated Borrago and tonic.
Made in England from a blend of six steam-distilled botanicals, Borrago #47 Paloma Blend is created in much the same way that traditional spirits are produced, only without the alcohol. The result is a complex non-alcohol spirit, with a luscious bouquet and citrus, spice and pepper notes to tantalise your tastebuds and offer a truly refined drinking experience.
It couldn’t be easier to make the healthful choice now that you can simply swap in Borrago for your usual with tonic. Not only is it delicious, but carries none of the sugar, calories or alcohol you will find in traditional spirits.
Any party host would do well to include an offering of Borrago at the bar – allowing designated drivers, pregnant guests and teetotallers the rare opportunity to enjoy an exquisite drink that is genuinely pleasurable to sip on throughout the evening.
The Borrago Signature Serve
25ml Borrago #47 Paloma Blend
150ml Quality Tonic
Quarter orange slices and crushed basil
Pour the Borrago over ice and top up with tonic.
Clap the basil between your hands to release the aromas, add quarter orange slices and a borage flower if you have one.
Price & Stockists
RRP £19.99 for 500ml
From www.borrago.com and www.masterofmalt.com @BorragoDrinks
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