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Spirits & Distilling Podcast

Spirits & Distilling Podcast

Spirits & Distilling
Date de sortie : 2025-10-15
© 2025 Spirits & Distilling Podcast
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Date de sortie : 2025-10-15
© 2025 Spirits & Distilling Podcast
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43: Anne Brock of Bombay Sapphire Is Bullish on the Future of Gin

43: Anne Brock of Bombay Sapphire Is Bullish on the Future of Gin

If there’s a typical path to becoming the master distiller at Bombay Sapphire, Anne Brock didn’t take it. Besides some bartending experience, her road took her through studying medicine and getting a doctorate in organic chemistry on the way to Engl
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If there’s a typical path to becoming the master distiller at Bombay Sapphire, Anne Brock didn’t take it. Besides some bartending experience, her road took her through studying medicine and getting a doctorate in organic chemistry on the way to England to lead production of one of the world’s most popular gins.
In this episode, Brock covers a range of topics with host Molly Troupe, from her scientific approach to botanicals and fixatives to consistency of product and the global future of gin. Along the way, she discusses:
being ready to deal with short-term crises (such as finding unexploded WWII ordinance in the distillery)
the challenges that small distilleries face and the need for adaptability
her experience with the single and multi-shot distillation methods for gin
the debate over fixatives in gin—such as orris and angelica—and testing their effectiveness
sourcing and certifying sustainable botanicals for a global brand
the challenges of maintaining consistency despite botanicals that inevitably vary by season and growing region
the value of her close collaboration with Alessandro Garneri, Bombay Sapphire’s master botanist
the importance of bridge ingredients and experimenting with new botanicals, such as fresh turmeric
the current trend toward classic, juniper-forward gins
the demand for gin in emerging markets—such as India and China—and, in turn, the flavors that those regions can contribute
And more.
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Id. d’épisode : 1000731883498
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Date de publication : 15/10/2025 à 01:00:00

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Enjoy and learn from conversations with leading distillers as co-hosts Sydney Jones, head distiller for FEW Spirits in Chicago, and Molly Troupe, master distiller for Freeland Spirits in Portland, Oregon, explore the technical and creative processes behind award-winning and storied spirits. It’s a podcast by distillers, for distillers, that covers the broad world of finely crafted spirits—botanical and herbal spirits, fruit distillations, agave spirits, grain spirits, and more. Listen as the hosts discuss every aspect of the process, from ideation and ingredient selection through conversion and fermentation, distilling, aging, finishing, proofing, and packaging. Subscribe to this bi-weekly podcast for tips and techniques that will help you make better spirits.

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