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Nov 2, 2026

Tsokolo MakekaGUEST
12:06
Then after corporate, while in corporate, I started delving into tourism while I was there.
Tsokolo MakekaGUEST
12:15
I had an event called the Gin and Trout Festival that I started because Lesotho, like I said, has all these exciting things.
Tsokolo MakekaGUEST
12:22
And I like to cook.
Tsokolo MakekaGUEST
12:23
That's something maybe you don't know about me.
Mike RaleyHOST
6:42
So they are stored in the gin?
Rufus EdmistenHOST
6:45
You pour the gin in and they soak the gin, buy the old cheap gin, and it works.
Mike RaleyHOST
6:55
Gin made down the street?
Rufus EdmistenHOST
7:01
It's the aristocrat.
Rufus EdmistenHOST
7:02
That's about as cheap as you can get.
Kate ListerHOST
3:22
Ah, that is a genius strategy.
Kate ListerHOST
3:24
Isn't it though? We are here to talk about the so-called gin craze in the 18th century.
Kate ListerHOST
3:31
And if anyone wants to know what we're talking about, get on your phones right now and Google Hogarth's Gin Lane, because that seems a very good place to start.
Kate ListerHOST
3:39
Could you please tell us about this very famous print and what you see when you look at it?
Judith HawleyGUEST
3:45
Well, I have it here.
Judith HawleyGUEST
4:00
This pair of images seem to be selling in in 1751 is that if you drink beer, you'll be fat and happy and prosperous, which is, frankly, who wouldn't want to be fat and happy and prosperous? Everything goes well in Beer Street.
Judith HawleyGUEST
4:15
The only buildings that are falling down are the pawnbrokers and the distillers.
Judith HawleyGUEST
4:20
whereas the opposite is true in Gin Lane.
Samuel GoldsmithHOST
0:38
It's a pleasure.
Samuel GoldsmithHOST
0:39
Accepting me to the Gin Institute.
Samuel GoldsmithHOST
0:42
I would love to know, first of all, before we get on to your delicious new gin, what you had for dinner last night.
Brian MayGUEST
0:50
For dinner last night.
Kym DillonHOST
3:49
He came to the rescue.
Kym DillonHOST
3:50
We've been out of them again, Gin.
Kym DillonHOST
3:51
So anyone that's waiting, it's not far away.
Kym DillonHOST
3:54
He's dropped some in this morning.
speaker_0HOST
0:29
Now, that sign is famous.
speaker_0HOST
0:31
It appears, word for word, on a cellar entrance in William Hogarth's engraving Gin Lane, published in 1751.
speaker_0HOST
0:38
A few years later, the novelist and historian Tobias Smollett described gin cellars inviting people to be drunk for a penny and dead drunk for tuppence, with straw thrown in free.
speaker_0HOST
0:48
Whether any real shop ever hung up those exact words, we honestly cannot say for certain, but the fact that everybody believed it, that it felt true enough to put in a satire and then in a history book, tells you almost everything you need to know about where we are going tonight.
speaker_0HOST
1:01
Because for about 30 years in the first half of the 18th century, London fell in love with a clear, fierce, juniper-scented spirit, and the love affair very nearly broke the city's heart.
speaker_0HOST
1:11
Historians call it the gin craze.
speaker_0HOST
1:13
Contemporaries called the drink Madame Geneva, or Mother Gin, or a whole cabinet of rude and colourful nicknames that we will meet along the way.
speaker_0HOST
1:21
Parliament passed law after law against it.
Champ HerrenHOST
26:23
According to Wayne Glenn, old Jakey Sanders found an unusual black bottle.
Champ HerrenHOST
26:29
Sources at the time state it was imprinted with G-I-N, meaning gin, but no other clues were apparent.
Champ HerrenHOST
26:39
Keep that bottle in mind.
Champ HerrenHOST
26:40
We're going to come back to it.

27 MINS LATER

Champ HerrenHOST
53:42
then probably the most damning physical evidence, the peculiar black gin bottle found where the men had tied their horses.
Champ HerrenHOST
53:50
According to the testimony given before the grand jury in both trials, Cox and Orr were drinking from this same bottle as they made their way down the wire road toward their intended victim.
Champ HerrenHOST
54:03
The unusual shape and color of the bottle, embossed with G-I-N, was recognized by several witnesses who saw the pair.
Champ HerrenHOST
54:14
At some point, Cox, making an acquaintance, offered him a drink from this same bottle.
Oz ClarkeGUEST
14:17
There's someone else waiting at the door to take your seat.
Oz ClarkeGUEST
14:19
And we do that, and we do a show called Gin and Phonic, which is bloody brilliant.
Oz ClarkeGUEST
14:23
It's a history of gin and music.
Oz ClarkeGUEST
14:25
It's great.

17 MINS LATER

Kate ThorntonHOST
31:12
No.
Kate ThorntonHOST
31:14
But, you know, what he saw was an opportunity to bring something he loved, wine.
Kate ThorntonHOST
31:19
and you to the masses and at the time that you started on food and drink we as a nation we were five percent of us as a population were consuming wine regularly we are now 85 percent as a population knocking it back and so many would be quite right in attributing a lot of that rise in popularity to the work that you and Ginny did on that show
Oz ClarkeGUEST
31:40
Yeah.
speaker_3NARRATOR
18:43
And then the cup was passed quietly, which is to say the tall, cool glasses went around as the men still lingered and talked with hushed pleasure.
speaker_3NARRATOR
18:54
"Gin," said the astonishing orator.
speaker_3NARRATOR
18:58
"It is the drink of bums and impoverished scholars, and I am both.
speaker_3NARRATOR
19:04
Yes, anything at all with it." Then he spoke to Mycenas, who was at his side, the patron who was footing the bill for all this gracious extravagance.

1 HR 46 MINS LATER

Nathaniel O'CoinNARRATOR
125:31
You, Jan? The bright slim man smiled.
Nathaniel O'CoinNARRATOR
125:34
The same.
Nathaniel O'CoinNARRATOR
125:36
Thacher? Gin and tonic.
Nathaniel O'CoinNARRATOR
125:39
Whiskey and water for me also, Erickson said.
McCauley WilliamsGUEST
2:11
So our portfolio at Morningside is about diversifying across hot spirit categories and building lifestyle brand concepts.
McCauley WilliamsGUEST
2:23
Gin, we have not really seen the boom near stateside.
McCauley WilliamsGUEST
2:26
Gin has had kind of the same boom that we've seen in tequila here in the U.S., in Europe and other parts of the world.
McCauley WilliamsGUEST
2:34
So kind of part of the bet of having a small gin brand is we're positioned should that trend start to move here.
McCauley WilliamsGUEST
2:41
Gin's also disproportionately popular at cocktail bars.
McCauley WilliamsGUEST
2:45
Like next time you're out at a nice spot, check out just how many gin cocktails.
McCauley WilliamsGUEST
2:49
Our bartenders love gin and rightfully so.

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