Eco-Conscientious And Sustainable Cotswolds Distillery One Step Closer To Dry Gin Recipe
As an
eco-conscientious individual, Dan Szor, Founder of the Cotswolds Distillery, is
committed to manufacturing and producing in the Cotswolds. Buying organic
barley, grown sustainably on a farm less than 20 miles away and sending it to
be hand-malted at the oldest working floor maltings in the UK; Warminster
Maltings, (both situated within the Cotswolds), Dan is keen to minimise the
distillery's carbon footprint.
Working
alongside the distilling team will be experienced and discerning botanist,
Benedict Pollard. With over 20 years research experience (including research in
the Cotswolds, for Kew Gardens and the Royal Horticultural Society) Benedict's
main areas of expertise are focussed on biodiversity conservation, with
particular emphasis on the distribution and conservation of plants. Benedict is
helping the team to sustainably and responsibly source a number of typical
Cotswolds botanicals that could be considered for use in their Cotswolds Dry
Gin recipe.
Dan comments;
“The Cotswolds are known for being a region of agricultural abundance, famous
for growing grains and fruits, which we would be stupid if not to take full
advantage of! The raw ingredients that grow here are of such incredible quality
that it not only lowers our carbon footprint by keeping things local, it really
means that we can produce the best quality spirits possible.”
With the
distillery now having taken delivery of a small herd of cattle to reside in
their field, the recycling of spent barley mash can also now take place. All
remnants from the initial mashing stage of their single-malt distillation will
be moved out of the distillery front doors and over the fence to be used as
Cotswolds cattle feed.
Cotswolds Single-Malt Whisky is available to pre-order now at
www.cotswoldsdistillery.com and has already seen a substantial interest.
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