- Manchester
Manchester Gin: Gin-Making Experience
Tour the Spirit of Manchester distillery and make your own gin to take home
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Manchester Gin Distillery Tour: Taste The Distillery
Take a guided tour of the award-winning Spirit of Manchester Distillery
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Duration: 45mins
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Max group size: 6
Meeting point
10-15 Watson Street, M3 4LP, Manchester- Arrive at Watson Street and use the shared Three Little Words and Spirit of Manchester Distillery entrance
- Show your Manchester Gin tour ticket to the host upon arrival, and they will show you the waiting area before the start of the tour
This Manchester Gin distillery tour is a unique insight into distillery life, with the opportunity to see a working, 1000-litre copper still and busy production area of an award-winning family-run business in the heart of Manchester city centre.
Take a rare opportunity to taste a range of spirits all produced by the same craft distillers, from gin to vodka, rum to vermouth, and even absinthe. Following your Manchester Gin tour, you can head to the Three Little Words Cocktail Bar and Kitchen that sits alongside the distillery, giving you the opportunity to try the team's creative cocktail list and food menu.
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