Rhubarb is no longer just for puddings or boiled sweets. This herbaceous perennial is enjoying a resurgence in popularity not only in the culinary world, but also in the world of alcohol, where rhubarb is taking a prominent place.
Rhubarb is no longer just for puddings or boiled sweets. This herbaceous perennial is enjoying a resurgence in popularity not only in the culinary world, but also in the world of alcohol, where rhubarb is taking a prominent place! Boutique-Y couldn't resist, and so Rhubarb Triangle Gin was born. They sourced rhubarb only from the famous Rhubarb Triangle, formed by the cities of Bradford, Leeds and Wakefield, to make it. Rhubarb is grown in this region in the traditional way. The unique freshness and cleanliness of this beautiful stemmed plant gives it a unique flavor.
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Rhubarb is no longer just for puddings or boiled sweets. This herbaceous perennial is enjoying a resurgence in popularity not only in the culinary world, but also in the world of alcohol, where rhubarb is taking a prominent place.