In celebration of World Gin Day, spirit producer Whitley Neill is testing a new drinkable gin mist at several locations across London. The drinkable mist will be distributed from a mechanical orb, designed by experimental events company Lick Me I'm Delicious and will feature a variety of gins from Whitley Neill's collection. The gins to be featured in the orbs include Whitley Neill London Dry Gin, Whitley Neill Raspberry and Whitley Neill Rhubarb and Ginger.
To create the drinkable gin mist the orbs will use ultrasonic vaporization that allows the gin to be sucked up through a straw. The vaporized gin claims to have zero-calories while still maintaining all the flavor and alcohol of the liquid form. The orbs and drinkable gin mist will only be available in three London bars but the distiller will roll out more orbs if they prove to be a hit.
Vaporized Gin Orbs
Whitley Neill Will Serve Drinkable Gin Mist to Celebrate World Gin Day
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