Gin Tasting Placemats
For hosting the perfect gin tasting, download and print our new PDF Gin Tasting Placemats - keep your gin samples in order, jot down your tasting notes and decide on your favourite gin. Choose between a 3 gin tasting or a 4 gin tasting, and we've even created a left-handed option to make it easier for left-handed gin lovers to note down tasting notes!
Each placemat is designed in grey to be printer friendly and don't forget to read our 'How to Run a Gin Tasting' guide at the bottom of the page.
Each placemat is designed in grey to be printer friendly and don't forget to read our 'How to Run a Gin Tasting' guide at the bottom of the page.
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3 Gin Tasting
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4 Gin Tasting
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4 Gin Tasting (Left-Handed)
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How to Run a Gin Tasting
If you're hosting a gin tasting for the public at your bar or venue, or at home with family or friends, here's how to get set up:
Prepare The Information
The MakersLearn about the distillers & the team behind each gin, how they make it & what's involved (use our Reviews).
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The StoryHow did the gin come about and why is it special? A great story behind a gin can be a real talking point.
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The BottleHave the bottles on hand for add a visual element to the tasting and to help identify each gin in the glasses.
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Prepare The Tasting
Neat, Water & IceTry the gin neat in tasting glasses or wine glasses, then with a drop of water or ice to release the flavours.
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Tonic WaterTry each gin with a recommended tonic. Stay between equal parts & 3 parts tonic to 1 part gin.
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GarnishesAdd a recommended garnish (use our Garnish Guide) or experiment to find your favourite combination.
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