The global gin market
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The global gin market

While some forms of alcohol might make you think of a certain location or country, Gin is a global drink; it can be produced absolutely anywhere and the world...

3m 37sGin basics

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JJ Goodman
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This lesson includes

  • Closed captions & dubbing
  • Downloadable resources
  • Mobile app (iOS & Android)

Lesson details

While some forms of alcohol might make you think of a certain location or country, Gin is a global drink; it can be produced absolutely anywhere and the world has embraced it.

Countries across Europe and the UK are the key players in the booming Gin market, with over 500 different styles and brands of Gin being produced in and exported from the UK alone. Spain, Italy, France and Portugal are also a huge part of the market.

In this lesson, JJ Goodman from London Cocktail Club fills you in on the state of the market, the important names to remember, and where most of the world's Gin is being produced. Bartenders and servers will discover the brands and countries that revolutionised the market.

What you'll learn in The global gin market lesson

  • Where Gin is being produced
  • The global Gin market
  • The key players in the Gin world

Instructor

JJ Goodman
JJ GoodmanOwner of the London Cocktail Club

JJ Goodman is the founder and owner of The London Cocktail Club bar group, Craft Cocktail Co. bottled cocktails and Keystones Cocktail Club. JJ opened his first bar at just 24 years of age, then followed it up with a further eight across London. He...

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