At pHure we take an environmentally friendly approach to the production of our products. We have installed solar panels to generate the electricity to run our still and the heat generated in cooling the distillate is used for warming the distillery. All of our ingredients are sourced from sustainable sources and composted after use. We try and ensure that all of our packaging is recyclable and wherever possible made from recycled material. We also reuse packaging in which goods are sent to us.
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Today, I'm in Somerset doing a cocktail masterclass at a hen party. Tomorrow, I'm at Haigh Woodland Park Artisan Market with The Market Co from 10 until 4.00. Mum and Dad will be at Tweedmill, St Asaph with the Artisan Market Company.![]()
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The Food & Drink Expo has resulted in some good feedback and over 90 enquires from people interested in taking pHure for their pubs, bars, restaurants and shops.
First day of The Food & Drink Expo at the NEC. It didn't help that we took a wrong turn and arrived late so that added to the stress of doing an event like this for the first time.![]()
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Still, we finished off setting up - met lots of new people; met some old friends.![]()
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Lots of samples given out - lots of positive feedback about both the new branding and the quality of the product itself. We were offering samples of a new smooth gin we've been working on at 41% ABV and also the Seville orange gin.![]()
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Today's cocktail (I did say yesterday, cocktails were my superpower) was a lemon and hibiscus gin spritz. As we're only allowed to serve 5ml samples of alcohol one cocktail went a long way.![]()
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We've been wrestling with a decision over a new bottle shape. We've also been looking at the environmental impact of how we package the gin so we've considered alternative materials to glass such as plastic and aluminium. We've decided to stick with glass as it's considered chemically inert (aluminium isn't in certain circumstances and the jury's out on whether plastic is). Glass is also infinitely recyclable though at higher energy cost than aluminium.