International Gin and Tonic Day
Real #GinProblems pubs can help customers avoid
1. Flat tonic – keep it fresh and sparkling
Crap, the tonic has gone flat! Household emergency #GinProblems#mummywantswine#mummyneeds gin https://t.co/ut5b34I2Xx
— Mummy Wants Wine (@Lisamgordon1) April 15, 2016
2. Inappropriate glassware
Drinking wine because making G&T in anything other than my balloon glass-which broke *sob*-feels weird. #ginproblemspic.twitter.com/EZcGwD09pZ
— EmilyRoseC (@EmilyRoseTweets) April 15, 2016
3. Tonic drought – the world is dry
Things I have: gin.
— Josephine Wilkinson (@sephine) April 16, 2016
Things I don't have: tonic.
Things that are not ok: all of the above. #ginproblems
4. A broken bottle is like having a death in the family
Waiting for delivery from @GinFestival only to find out that the bottles broke during transit. Luckily sorted out but still #ginproblems
— Karen Wigg (@mrs_wigg) April 14, 2016
5. The garnish is just as important as the gin
@Morrisons I'm no cucumber expert, but is this normal? Only bought on Tuesday. #ginproblemspic.twitter.com/8IgmLlwxsN
— Dan Clarke (@dclarke802) April 14, 2016
6. Finding the right mixer shouldn't take time
Struggling to track down some @FentimansLtd Rose Lemonade in Edinburgh? Any suggestions? #ginproblems
— Laura Sandilands (@sturdygirl76) April 12, 2016
7. When one has too much gin and the other has none
@chippie77@Wills_82@Lagerpig#ginproblems the only gin problem is I haven't got any
— Gary Mason (@Garymason72) March 18, 2016
8. FAIL: No ice, no garnish no straw
Just got served a g&t without ice, lemon slice OR a straw. #firstworldproblems#ginproblems
— Laura Dixon (@TheSilhouette89) August 27, 2015
9. When pubs can be the gin lover's hero
I need more gin. I have no more gin. I have drank too much gin already to drive to the gin shop #ginproblems
— Claire (@mj_film) July 30, 2015
