4th street as known is well-grounded for its unique taste made in the Western Cape, South Africa. Now for non-alcoholic lovers, Distell Nigeria has launched
It is without doubt that in an economy with so many originals and duplicates, we would certainly have to deal with fake drinks in Nigeria
Are you a fan of Jack Daniel’s whiskey and Coca-Cola? Buy 2 Bottles of Mini Jack Daniel’s, Get a Free Can of Coke: If you’re
People often make mistakes while telling the difference between whisky and cognac which makes us wonder, “is it really hard to tell the difference between
What is wine? A simple and clear explanation. Let’s talk a little about wine – what it is – before we look at how to
Nigerians love alcoholic beverages, this is actually not news. Nigerians also love to drink and be merry whenever the need arises. Be it at parties
How to make a cocktail with Jack Daniels One of the best ways to enjoy your whisky is by making a cocktail with it. It
You can not talk about food and drinks at parties and not mention the Lagos Owambe. A popular singer once said “ain’t no party like
How to make a cocktail with Bacardi is almost the first thing that comes to your mind when you get any of the bacardi drinks
With a naturally bitter flavor thanks to the strong presence of juniper, when gin is combined into a cocktail with bitters or tonic water it
When it comes to celebrating milestones, entertaining guests or simply indulging in refined taste of premium drinks, Nigerians don’t settle for less. From Ikoyi’s billionaire lounges to bespoke private parties in Abuja, taste has evolved beyond just good, For tastemakers, CEOs, entertainers and collectors premium drinks represents more than refreshment, they have become a symbol of status and sophistication. But what exactly qualifies as a premium drink in Nigeria? It’s more than the price tag, it’s about the heritage, craftmanship,
Tequila is an extremely versatile ingredient for making cocktails; after all, margaritas wouldn’t be extremely popular without it. If you’re looking to spice things up and you have a bottle to spare, here are some cocktails that are easy to make: Places you can get Tequila in Lagos Tequila Sour Sours are three parts: liquor, citrus, and sweetener; most sours are whisky based. A Tequila sour is cousins with the margarita, minus egg foam and bitters. What
Raspberries – those tart, juicy gems that grace us with their bounty during summer. I must admit that I am a bit of a raspberry fanatic. I always look forward to harvesting some from a raspberry bush and consuming them immediately. Few liquors have the versatility of gin. With a naturally bitter flavor thanks to the strong presence of juniper, when gin is combined into a cocktail with bitters or tonic water it will have a crisp, refreshing bite. But
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When it comes to getting original drinks in Nigeria, we know the hustle. The market is flooded with flashy bottles, too-good-to-be-true prices, and let’s be honest there are more fakes than you’d expect. At Barrels.ng, we’ve made it our mission to cut through the noise and make it easy for you to access genuine, premium drinks, whether you’re shopping online or walking into our physical store. We’re not just selling bottles, we’re delivering peace of mind in every sip of
Is Hennessy the most popular Cognac in Nigeria? Hennessy is something you should absolutely know about, assuming you like smooth, rich tipples. Also if you like having the appearance of an incredible swagger. The company which reads “modern” but is in fact 253 years young puts out a solid half of the world’s Cognac. It has Irish roots, and kept two families in business for eight and seven generations, respectively. Initially an Eaux-de-vie trading business, Hennessy is now the most successful
