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The History of Gin | From mother's ruin to sophisticated cocktail 

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In this video, The History of Gin | From mother's ruin to sophisticated cocktail, discover how this popular drink has evolved throughout time. Gin, or genever, has had many nicknames and many more dubious ingredients. Kevin Hicks shares with you, the fascinating history of how gin was discovered and how the gin craze took off in the 17th and 18th centuries. Filmed on location at the award winning Black Fox Distillery, Saskatoon, Canada. www.blackfoxfarmanddistillery...
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@michaelwhite8031
@michaelwhite8031 Год назад
I remember flying back from the US years ago and l overheard the stewardess say to her colleague, 'You can tell this flight is full of English people, as we have run out of gin already.
@shaunmorrissey7313
@shaunmorrissey7313 Год назад
What utter bull crap, gin has only become trendy over the last few years.
@michaelwhite8031
@michaelwhite8031 Год назад
It was back in 1989 and l can assure you it was true......try to keep a civil Tonge in your head matey !
@jo-annacrowner3791
@jo-annacrowner3791 Год назад
Trends come and go and they come about again.
@bostonrailfan2427
@bostonrailfan2427 Год назад
sounds right, probably said Soviets if they ran out of vodka or Irish or Scottish if they ran out of whiskey 😳
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
🤣
@simonhumphreys8707
@simonhumphreys8707 Год назад
Hi Kevin, The Officers in the British navy had to drink Navy Strength gin (57% or above). This was because if the gin spilt onto the gunpowder it would still ignite. (under 57% it didn't work).The officers had the keys for the stores for gunpowder and alcohol. Ratings still drank rum. Only in the 1970's were the rations converted to a financial allowance.
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
Thanks for that gem Simon, brilliant 👍🏻
@TheChipmunk2008
@TheChipmunk2008 Год назад
Interesting fact, the gunpowder proof thing is real... I've tried it (still legal to make gunpowder in the UK just not make an explosive device)... 57% is about the gunpowder proof, below that, the gunpowder will not burn, above it, it will.
@mottthehoople693
@mottthehoople693 Год назад
@@willemsma you dont believe
@lordeden2732
@lordeden2732 3 месяца назад
Not legal to make it​@@TheChipmunk2008
@mitchel8522
@mitchel8522 Год назад
Thats quite the history of Gin Kevin, I do know that the Dutch in the 1600's had 'Jenever' and the English later used it to ease the nerves before a battle. Thats why the English called it 'Dutch Courage'. The English later adopted Jenever and turned it into the well known Gin. Kind regards from the Netherlands!
@keithskelhorne3993
@keithskelhorne3993 Год назад
well, thats my lesson for today, I always thought it was "Geneva" as in Swiss, thank you for new real knowledge, Typical Brit that I am :)
@ilari90
@ilari90 Год назад
My friend brought few bottles from Den Haag, one was "young jenever" and one "old jenever". Young was like the british gins and old was like Jägermeister type of drink. They were sold in only one shop, iirc, and both were really good.
@rutisharoni9249
@rutisharoni9249 Год назад
👍🇳🇱🇳🇱
@TomvdVeen
@TomvdVeen Год назад
thats how i know the story ! groeten! Now i like both spirits|! in the old days they dipped the passies for the babies in the Jenever, dont think its a English thing ;)
@keithskelhorne3993
@keithskelhorne3993 Год назад
@@TomvdVeen it was in Liverpool in the 1950s!!! just to ease the teething of course :D although it did depend of the spirit of the household, could have been either rum, brandy or whiskey as well as gin lol
@lanzknecht8599
@lanzknecht8599 Год назад
What an unexpected contribution to "thehistorysquad"! Instead hearing of smashed skulls we enjoy a Strawberry Gin Smash. Like always very informative and exciting to listen. Cheers Kevin!
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
Just trying to keep it fresh 😜
@calinesanu9995
@calinesanu9995 Год назад
This video reminded me of my great grandmother. She is the only one I know in the family who managed to live 98 years and die of pure old age. Her secret? She said that every morning she had a finger of our own equivalent of gin - Romanian moonshine made from plums. I guess that every culture has it's equivalent of a ''fortifier'' :D we do seem to love a drink no matter where we are from
@paulmanson253
@paulmanson253 Год назад
Ah yes. Depending on the language, slivovitza. Plum brandy. Marvellous stuff. One of my neighbours distilled his own,it was fabulous. Kept his still,handmade from sheet copper and kept squeaky clean in a small workshop next to his garage. Sure miss him,he was competent at just about everything he touched.
@keithskelhorne3993
@keithskelhorne3993 Год назад
Slivovitz!! oh yes please!
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
What a wonderful comment Calin, thank you. I've actually drunk something like that myself whilst serving in Germany. A plum schnapps 👍🏻
@als3022
@als3022 Год назад
That does sound rather nice. Although gotta be careful myself, learned that from some apple cinnamon moonshine.
@Cormano980
@Cormano980 Год назад
Țuica power
@shallowgod5539
@shallowgod5539 Год назад
Love how you're really expanding your history topics for the videos. Really makes the channel worth following
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
Glad you like them! I like to keep it fresh and step out of my comfort zone now and again.
@als3022
@als3022 Год назад
I knew about the story of beer, and because of where I have lived I definetly knew the culture of the moonshiners and American whiskey. But gin had always been something I read about in some of the classics. Nice to learn the story of another drink. And that there were those who considered it a social ill too. And to see it come full circle.
@SarahGreen523
@SarahGreen523 Год назад
Well! Now I know all about Gin! I had no idea of all the tie ins like 'Dutch Courage' and had never even heard of whiskey barrel gin! I must try it! Also, I absolutely love all of Kevin's facial expressions while he tells us his story! Thanks!
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
Haha, cheers Sarah 😂
@MrTwunders
@MrTwunders Год назад
Another great video from The History Squad. Thank you so much for all of the hard work you put into your research. It is vital to have people like you on RU-vid. Cheers!
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
My pleasure 👍🏻
@davidstrother496
@davidstrother496 Год назад
Thanks for the informative, energetic, and entertaining video. I never think much of distilled spirits, but the history story you give about gin is a reason I love your history stories so much. Cheers from Texas.
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
Thanks for listening again David & your support as always 👍🏻
@kenbiemac337
@kenbiemac337 Год назад
Great video! The juniper is good for repelling mosquitos, so Gin is a must during the summer months for safety reasons.
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
Haha, brilliant! I'll be sure to have a bottle on standby for just that purpose next summer 👍🏻
@kenbiemac337
@kenbiemac337 Год назад
@@thehistorysquad I'm sure its a myth, but a believable one.
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
@@kenbiemac337 Well it's one I'm prepared to put to the test 😜 purely for research of course.
@lindsaydrewe8219
@lindsaydrewe8219 Год назад
Is that why it was so popular in the British colonies in the East? Or a bloody good excuse😁
@graememorrison333
@graememorrison333 Год назад
I thought it was the quinine* in the tonic you mix gin with, but I'm happy to go with your theory! *Or maybe that staves off malaria. Anyway, something something to do with mosquitoes...
@JagerLange
@JagerLange Год назад
The importance of juniper berries in Roman Judea is highlighted in the documentary Life Of Brian, if anyone's interested.
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
😜 absolutely
@jimhattery4348
@jimhattery4348 Год назад
I watch many history presenters. Kevin, you're the best!
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
Gosh, how lovely, thanks Jim 👍🏻
@xFlow150
@xFlow150 Год назад
I never knew the history of gin ran this deep. Thanks for the story! I will think it over again the next time when I'll have a glass.
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
Cheers!
@taylorsnyderutube
@taylorsnyderutube Год назад
You have a hidden gem of a channel here. Awesome story telling, very charming and informative.Keep it up and wish you the best, you will see more success very soon. :)
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
Wow, thanks Taylor, I appreciate that 👍🏻
@rusa5052
@rusa5052 Год назад
Thank you for the history lesson on Gin. cheers! 😊
@arthurdoucette1786
@arthurdoucette1786 Год назад
Greetings once again from nova Scotia, thanks Kevin, I enjoyed that. I learned some fascinating history, and had fun to boot. My best to you both, cheers. Arthur
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
Cheers Arthur!
@aureaphilos
@aureaphilos Год назад
You should go to Halifax and film the history of India Pale Ale at the Alexander Keith Brewery. Went there in 2003, and the history and experience has never been forgotten.
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
Oooh I like a drop of IPA, I might have to add that one to my list 😜
@atheistsince1210
@atheistsince1210 4 месяца назад
Artist and social satirical genius extraordinaire William Hogarth forever immortalized the societal dangers and addictions of his Beer Street vs Gin Alley masterpieces we studied it for my undergraduate art classes and Hogarth remains on my bucket list for a vintage compilation of his works including the hysterically funny Rake’s Progress. 😂😂😂😂😂
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad 4 месяца назад
I'd love to visit the museum dedicated to him when I'm next in London 👍🏻
@stevemolina8801
@stevemolina8801 Год назад
My Gramps from my moms side was from Dundurn, never got to meet him as he passed in his late 20's. Another great presentation. Thank you!
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
Glad you enjoyed it Steve 👍
@shadixyt
@shadixyt Год назад
Always knew Gin was a big British Empire drink but never knew why, thanks Kevin.
@samanthawoodward7551
@samanthawoodward7551 Год назад
Love Kevin Hicks's voice, so calming but informative. First video I watched of him was with a longbow at Warick castle. He should be on TV.
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
How lovely, thank you!
@calebswanson462
@calebswanson462 Год назад
Very thoughtfull
@floydstowe
@floydstowe Год назад
That was intoxicating history
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
Haha, I like it 😜
@hemaccabe4292
@hemaccabe4292 Год назад
Very interesting. One of the big controversies of the day is legalization of drugs. Useful to think about the history of drug use and how various policies played out.
@Sam_Hannam
@Sam_Hannam Год назад
Never knew I needed to know about the history of Gin until you started telling the story. Completely captivated!
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
Haha, cheers Sam, every day is a learning day 👍🏻
@keefsmiff
@keefsmiff Месяц назад
TV quality as with every video iv seen with this guy, that was fascinating, iv got a lot of binge watching to do
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Месяц назад
Thanks very much! Welcome to the channel 👍🏻
@teresat.6386
@teresat.6386 Год назад
Interesting history. Thanks, Kevin. 🙂❤
@polartechie
@polartechie 8 месяцев назад
@4:00 thanks for sharing the cool art as always. How enchanting ^^
@MarkHansen1990
@MarkHansen1990 Год назад
That was fantastic storytelling. Cheers 🍻. What is so rewarding is i bought some of this blackfox mustard gin about 6 months ago. And, I agree, it is absolutely awesome.
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
Excellent, their Oaked Gin is something else too 👍🏻
@MarkHansen1990
@MarkHansen1990 Год назад
@@thehistorysquad i am looking forward to trying it next.
@Bonkers4Hex
@Bonkers4Hex Год назад
I was an alcoholic for 11 years, luckily I never got round to gin, too expensive for me 😄 never fancied a hangover from juniper berries either.
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
Lucky you weren't around in the 18th century when it was cheaper than beer eh? All the best 👍🏻
@keithclayton654
@keithclayton654 Год назад
Love your channel, always interesting and well researched, keep them coming
@hemaccabe4292
@hemaccabe4292 Год назад
This is a step away from normal. still fascinating. Thank you.
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
Indeed, I like to keep it fresh and step out of my comfort zone now and again. 👍🏻
@susannowak5544
@susannowak5544 5 дней назад
Another lovely episode: this channel/station, whatever… NEVER disappoints!!
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad 5 дней назад
Cheers Susan 👍
@kathleenhill5838
@kathleenhill5838 Год назад
So informative and interesting? Thank you 😊
@nickwebb9290
@nickwebb9290 Год назад
What a fascinating history lesson on a much enjoyed spirit and skilfully presented. Thank you 🙏
@jackmunday7602
@jackmunday7602 Год назад
Hi again Kevin. A quick question if I may? Throughout the ages Armies have had various methods of upholding law, order and discipline within the ranks. Today for example you have the military police. In Wellingtons time you have the dreaded provost's. So how was order and discipline upheld in the English army during the hundred years war? Did you have designated enforcers, or was the common soldier expected to uphold the standards himself? You may of gone over this before, but if you haven't, maybe this could be a good topic for a future video. Thanks again. 👍👍
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
Yes it's a good suggestion for sure Jack, I'll take it onboard and add it to my list. 👍🏻
@HanoiHustler
@HanoiHustler Год назад
That stained glass window is awesome!
@JCOwens-zq6fd
@JCOwens-zq6fd Год назад
Beautifully done as always sir. God bless.
@Dutch1951x
@Dutch1951x Год назад
GREAT video, thanks!
@michaelpage4199
@michaelpage4199 Год назад
As always your videos are always so amazing. Cheers
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
Thanks again!
@trime1851
@trime1851 Год назад
WOW! Another amazing video! I was mostly ignorant about gin, but now I am educated (more or less) 😬
@davidc6510
@davidc6510 Год назад
Cheers mate! A great historical video. Thanks for sharing
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it 👍🏻
@AnthonyDibiaseIdeas
@AnthonyDibiaseIdeas 3 месяца назад
Once again! Brilliant story-telling.
@andrewjohnson-hr6qv
@andrewjohnson-hr6qv Год назад
Thank you Kevin. I have just started watching your channel and find your Historical information entertaining, informative and educational.
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
That's great to hear, thanks Andrew 👍🏻
@ImCarolB
@ImCarolB Год назад
I learned that my great-great grandfather, in his old age, was listed according to the census as a "beerhouse keeper". I wondered why he wasn't called a pub keeper, and read that beerhouses were only licensed to sell beer in an attempt to lower beer prices and divert the public from drinking strong spirits, mainly gin.
@richardlilley6274
@richardlilley6274 10 месяцев назад
Thank you for sharing
@thedevilinthecircuit1414
@thedevilinthecircuit1414 Год назад
What a wonderful history of gin. And *good onya* for promoting a local distiller that's making a splash on the world market. That's why we love The History Squad.
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
Cheers! Credit where it's due, that Oaked Gin is something else...I just had to treat myself to a bottle 👍🏻
@christopherbalmer350
@christopherbalmer350 Год назад
Nice, another amazing informative lesson, and delivered so eloquently. Can't wait for the next one.
@YorkistRaven
@YorkistRaven Год назад
Kevin, nicely elucidated as usual. I am not much of a drinker at all; but a high quality gin made with local herbs + elder flower tonic is exquisite.
@Jones-xx2gc
@Jones-xx2gc Год назад
Great video. Who knew gin had such a history.
@briandoyle667
@briandoyle667 Год назад
Cheers Kev. Very enjoyable bit of history, but Gin isn't my favourite tipple ever since i got drunk on it in my late teens at a works Christmas do. I was so bad the whole world was spinning and my mum had to put a bucket next to my bed. The smell was horrendous!! I also love the fact i can relate to where you are. I used to deliver to Pepsico on the industrial estate there in Saskatoon. Nowt as grand as gin though eh mate!! Keep up with the excellent work fella!! great entertainment, i wouldn't mind paying a license for your show old chum!!
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
Haha, cheers Kev, I think most of us have been in that position at some point in our lives. If you're really interested, you can support the channel through Patreon, the link is in the video description. 👍🏻
@briandoyle667
@briandoyle667 Год назад
@@thehistorysquad will do fella
@stoicgradstudent3976
@stoicgradstudent3976 Год назад
exactly what i was looking for, thank you kindly.
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
Excellent, glad it was helpful....cheers!
@markcolyer1989
@markcolyer1989 10 месяцев назад
Well done it was very informative thank you Kevin
@nozrep
@nozrep 27 дней назад
Texan I am, and west Texas has millions of acres of cedar trees (Texas juniper). I was recently googling curiously, found out I can eat the little cedar berries or juniper berries, but they are pretty bitter tasting. And the Indian tribes used the cedar trees for all sorts things. They made tea out of the berries and leaves, had other medicinal things too. They even smoked the cedar leaves! 😅 I forgot what the smoking does but the article I read didn’t really say anything about hallucinogen or getting high. Fast forward now I’ve been looking for a Texas company that makes “Texas” gin using only our native “Texas cedar” juniper berries because I am a typical blustery, braggadocious Texan and I would go find all the Brits I could and brag about Texas Gin if I could find some. hahaha but I don’t think anyone makes it yet
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad 26 дней назад
Sounds like a missed opportunity 😜
@garlicgorilla6540
@garlicgorilla6540 Год назад
Great channel. Glad i discovered you today.
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
Garlic Gorrilla - I love that handle LOL. Welcome to the channel 👍🏻
@ragecharacter4743
@ragecharacter4743 Год назад
How very interesting thanks for the Video.
@ildlyn8966
@ildlyn8966 Год назад
Great video really enjoyed it cheers indeed.
@PeterDay81
@PeterDay81 Год назад
cheers sir just great.
@MonsterMania74
@MonsterMania74 Год назад
Great video Kevin
@enjoythedecline3616
@enjoythedecline3616 5 месяцев назад
Really loved the last few episodes. It was awesome seeing you at our National Parks! Thank you for all you do!
@blueneeson9888
@blueneeson9888 Год назад
Thanks For This Brilliant Video From Blue
@tdolan500
@tdolan500 Год назад
Wasn’t expecting to hear Enniskillen in a video from you about gin!
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
Haha, I'm just full of surprises 😜
@Nozylatten
@Nozylatten Год назад
excellent Kevin
@dhireshnandha3319
@dhireshnandha3319 Год назад
An excellent vid ,again thks kev. 👍
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
Glad you enjoyed it 👍🏻
@nickharmer3049
@nickharmer3049 7 месяцев назад
Fantastic info. I'm so glad I've found your channel. Bless 👊
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad 7 месяцев назад
Great stuff, thanks Nick & welcome to the channel.
@phildicks4721
@phildicks4721 Год назад
Years ago I was watching an emisode of James Burke's Connections show on my local PBS station, and it was about how Gin and Tonic helped prevent malaria in Malaysia and Burma. Another great video.
@knowshet313
@knowshet313 Год назад
Thank you I love the way you tell history. Informative and fun! God bless you and yours
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
My pleasure! Thanks
@boydauspeditions
@boydauspeditions Год назад
very interesting Kevin, thanks mate...
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
You're very welcome
@dariixxiv5371
@dariixxiv5371 Год назад
I love your spirited content. Very glad I subscribed.
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
😜 nice pun, thanks!
@beanie1792
@beanie1792 Год назад
I've only just discovered this channel and it's absolutely brilliant!! I'm learning something new every day.
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
Glad to hear it Beanie, thanks & welcome aboard!
@peterrussell9231
@peterrussell9231 Год назад
Thank you
@nerdworld4043
@nerdworld4043 Год назад
Kevin, you kick butt.
@tterbay
@tterbay Год назад
Great video! Very informative. I found it fascinating. Keep up the great content, please!
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
Thanks, will do 👍🏻
@mikeford1273
@mikeford1273 Год назад
There's always been animosity between England and France!.. I love you channel ..!
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
Oh yes, it goes way back. Cheers Mike 👍🏻
@peteroldham8788
@peteroldham8788 Год назад
What a great pod cast keep em coming bro
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
Cheers! Will do!
@480pilot
@480pilot 6 месяцев назад
I have had many jobs in my life, presently bartender is prescient. This is wonderful!
@tomhirons7475
@tomhirons7475 Год назад
very interesting Kevin.
@marcosaraiva9205
@marcosaraiva9205 Год назад
You hit the Gin Kevin! Cheers!
@tomdasilva2060
@tomdasilva2060 8 месяцев назад
Great story-telling... Again!!!...
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad 8 месяцев назад
Thanks again!
@peteallyn412
@peteallyn412 Год назад
Love me some gin and orange juice every couple months or so.
@davidroman1342
@davidroman1342 Год назад
Great channel. TY. I remember my nan always had a big bottle of beefeater gin.
@BleedEaglesGreen023
@BleedEaglesGreen023 Год назад
Gin isn't my drink of choice but your knowledge of its history and the ability to tie in some military history kept me entertained.
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
Good to hear that, cheers!
@Key212
@Key212 Год назад
I love this subject I never would’ve thought this would be something you covered and this is something I actually know nothing about so cool to learn!
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
Haha, I like to dip into some odd topics sometimes, it keeps it fresh. Thanks for watching 👍🏻
@nerdworld4043
@nerdworld4043 Год назад
I could only wish that I could have had a teacher like you, maybe I could have fallen in love with all history earlier....but you prove that learning has no age limit and its super cool that my favorite youtuber is a charming man that dresses in period costumes and teaches me little things that I never would have known. AND he is a war veteran and I would just like to thank him for his service and for all the knowledge that he shares with us.
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
Thanks so much, you're very kind! I try to read all of the comments here and especially appreciate that one. 👍🏻
@robscoggins
@robscoggins 4 месяца назад
Cheers!!
@davidbmason
@davidbmason Год назад
Kevin, this is so interesting. I love early science and medicine. Thanks.
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
My pleasure!
@kenijonesESQ
@kenijonesESQ 10 месяцев назад
Great episode Kevin, Slings are delish shout out to Julie
@squimmysquam
@squimmysquam Год назад
Amazing video!
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
Thanks!
@randalmayeux8880
@randalmayeux8880 9 месяцев назад
Cheers Kevin! I live in Texas, and it's even hotter than usual this summer, but a Bombay Sapphire and tonic really helps make it bearable. Have a great day!
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad 9 месяцев назад
Sounds great! Stay cool 👍🏻
@johnpauldavis1967
@johnpauldavis1967 Год назад
nice one team Hicks. Very interesting :-)
@cornholio1612
@cornholio1612 Год назад
Suggestion: you should read a chapter, every day, from a classic book and post it under a daily bed time or fire side story premise. Love the way you tell stories
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
Haha, I'm looking to do one for Christmas 👍🏻
@nancybradford8514
@nancybradford8514 Год назад
We really enjoyed your story, you're a great story teller, 😀😊, thank you
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
You're welcome, glad you liked it 👍🏻
@gloworm6387
@gloworm6387 Год назад
I 💕 looooove Bombay Sapphire Gin! MMmmmm. Thanks for the history. I learned something new today.
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
I like a drop of Bombay myself, great with a tonic but that Oaked gin I tried after filming this was something else 👍🏻
@KC-gy5xw
@KC-gy5xw 9 месяцев назад
Awesome history. My friend (a plumber) bought an old bakers in a mews shop just off the North Circular Road in London, found a still hidden behind a wall. Now he's a Plumber who makes Gin. The name? Old Bakery Gin of course!! They've done really well with it.
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad 9 месяцев назад
Oh wow! I love that entrepreneurial spirit 😜 Might be worth a film to help him out when we're next in the uk 👍🏻
@luisdavid_1990
@luisdavid_1990 Год назад
This is so well explained, with such good oratory and so many richness of interpretation and detail that i got hooked until the end. That's a professor speaking, not some silly fool of a digital influencer... Awsome class, professor... Cheers from Brazil! 🏳+BR
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
Wow, thanks Luis, that's very kind. I'm glad you enjoyed the vid 👍🏻
@TWOCOWS1
@TWOCOWS1 11 месяцев назад
i love gin, and i love your video. soooo nice
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad 11 месяцев назад
Thank you! A good combination eh? 😊
@TWOCOWS1
@TWOCOWS1 11 месяцев назад
@@thehistorysquad deffinately
@trillchar297
@trillchar297 Год назад
Hey Kevin! Can you do a video on your history? Would love to see some old pictures and hear some of your personal stories
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
Take a look in my 'Personal Stories' playlist here on the channel, there are some stories there and as time goes by I will be adding to it 👍🏻
@als3022
@als3022 Год назад
I do enjoy those. And the humor instilled in them always cheers me right up.
@lcpltpow5870
@lcpltpow5870 Год назад
First time I've ever enjoyed a lecture about gin from an MP, very interesting
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
😜
@alexpluff
@alexpluff Год назад
Wow you are a great story teller, all of your videos grab me, this one included. I think I'll celebrate with gin and tonic. Thanks for all the stories.
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
Haha, cheers Alex 👍🏻
@loddude5706
@loddude5706 Год назад
Travelling abroad, a large gin is still a pretty good pre-antidote to most 'meals of unknown or dubious' origin! : )
@thehistorysquad
@thehistorysquad Год назад
😜
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