We’re all trying to do our bit for the environment, and Symphonia Gin is no different. In my last post I talked a bit about how the gin making process for Symphonia is different from regular still distillations, and how this contributes to the fantastic balanced...

We have been teasing the Symphonia No. 4 labels on our social media for a few weeks now, and finally the time has come to reveal what we’ve been working on in the distillery during 2020! I am delighted to introduce Symphonia Apple Rum, our very first rum and our first...

Exploring the unique distillery process behind Symphonia Dry Gin. Last year when we were out and about at events across the country, people often asked me about the name of the gin, and “Why Symphonia?”. The name reflects the unique gin-making process. In Symphonia,...

The best gin in Ireland moves to Moy. Into our new custom gin distillery After three years setting up and establishing Symphonia Gin from my adapted garage-come-laboratory It is time for me and the growing Symphonia Gin team to move on and expand into our new...

Last month we wrote a feature on the Apple blossom on our apple trees and how it had really flourished this year. Our Symphonia Apple Gin is made with crisp, golden Bramley apples sourced locally from county Armagh and so it’s important to realise what makes them so...

In these most challenging of times we hear all sorts of stories of how people and business are forced to change direction and focus on how best to support the community.  Here at Symphonia we have a fascinating case, not only change of direction, but of going full...

They say necessity is the mother of invention which is true, no truer than now in these times, it is also necessity that inspires the good and the great in people.  Here in the early days of the Covid-19 outbreak healthcare professionals were desperate for the PPE...

Nestling within the rolling green hills of County Armagh and bordered on one side by the broad expanse of Lough Neagh is a specific micro-climate where the temperature rarely falls below 3oC and rarely rises above 18oC.  Aided by a rich, fertile soil high in calcium...