Once you remove the label and bottle cap, you'll see the transparent glass ... such as sakura and yuzu. Encased in blue-tinted Venetian glass, the Isle of Wight distillery’s Mermaid Gin always goes ...

Blue caps were just as likely to be spring water as they were sport caps (and Aquafina was neither, but still had a blue cap). Most water bottles we saw had white caps, regardless of the source or ...

A blue cap means it's "Spring" water, and a black cap means the drink contains alkaline. Users were shocked to learn of this revelation. One said: "Wow – I had no idea." ...

"Using glass that has had previous lives gives our bottles a unique character and history." The 100 per cent PCR glass gives a 'blue-ish' tint to the final product, which Ms Hall said is a plus-point.

The team at Fear City Gin drew inspiration from New York City in 1975 when crime was on the rise. The gin is made with sugar kelp from New York and white sage from Baja, California.

But on the gin bottle, it trades a hunting rifle resting on its shoulder for a set of Scottish bagpipes. Unlike its more famous Scottish gin counterpart — ahem, Hendrick’s — Tulchan Gin is made in the ...