Dry Gin That Has 'Amazed' London

In 1826, London had a population of 700,000, but there was a gin bar for every 80 people. There were small stalls selling gin all along the streets where people can have a glass of gin after work, drank it all, and stumbled on the streets.

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Gin as a type of spirits originated in the Netherlands but popularized and prospered in Britain. To be more specific, London has a long history of gin, and its gin lovers have a national reputation. Visit one of these gin-featured bars in London, tour one of London's gin distilleries, or take a gin-specialized class to test your skills. Find your favorite gin bar in London!

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The Portobello Star in the Notting Hill neighborhood has been open since 1740 and attracts all sorts of gin lovers. It is both a distillery and a pub, beckoning gin lovers and visitors alike. If interested, you can also visit the "Ginstitute", which is about a block away, to learn more about gin via tours and classes. 

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The London Gin Club at Soho's Star at Night, located at 22 Great Chapel Street, serves nearly 200 gins and a wide variety of gin cocktails. This bar is so popular that you can hardly find a seat without booking except on Sundays and Mondays when it is closed. Apart from the usual ways of ordering spirits, there are tasting menus, i.e., four or eight gins, served on trays, for those who like to compare and contrast.