Gins recipes with bitter orange

[gaza the instructor]

Its such a small amount, not much,
but have always added.
Just love this Gin its my fav,
nuff said I suppose

[Mash]

Found some. Lobbed it in. All done.

[gaza the instructor]

Know there are cheaper places to buy, but noticed
Love Brewing have started doing botanicals

[Mash]

As expected a good orange bite. 5g is quite frankly max I would what to go.

I will leave it 'till tomorrow before trying in.

[gaza the instructor]

Yes its strong stuff, been using 4g
in 2 ltrs. that gives me orangeeee

[Easydrinker]

Blow your heads off with food grade essential oils.
I'm struggling to find enough spirit to flavour with a drop or two, leave a week, to try, all good, how to pick a best one?
After initial purchase, the quantities used are as cheap, or cheaper than chips.
Sorry for the thread hijack, I had to share.

Robert.

[gaza the instructor]

Where you getting them from??

[Easydrinker]

Selected sellers on the 'Bay.
You do need to read the small print, not all are created equal.

Robert.

[ITMA]

Apologies for the big bump.

Are you using Orris Powder? That's all I I've been able to find unless it's an import job.

[gaza the instructor]

I do seems to do its job

[ITMA]

Magic!

[Easydrinker]

I found Orris root essential oil.
Well I say oil.
Thick as Tarmac.
Cost a fortune.
I melted the label heating it to an almost runny state.
One drop will probably flavour 20 litres.
It FCUK'D the litre and half that I added it to.
Put me off gin for a while.
I am creeping back with just Juniper steeped neutral, Pot distilled, and a couple of drops of Corriander added.
I may become a little more experimental over the winter.

Robert.

[ITMA]

wow I think I'll try the powder at least at first!

[Mash]

I use a pinch of powder per litre

[Easydrinker]

Less in this case is definetly more

Robert.