Meet the makers, dance to the beat and enjoy delicious eats at the G&T Festival at Victoria Yards on Saturday
Did you know that a"gin" made without the essential juniper berry can't be called a gin?
Find out this and much more at Saturday's G&T Festival, which celebrates the fav South African tipple. It all takes place at the gorgeous Victoria Yards venue, an inner-city development demonstrating that bringing life back to the city really works. Apart from the opportunity to learn more about the drink and enjoy some of this country's best and handcrafted gins, it’s your chance to taste the top-quality version that's handmade in the heart of Victoria Yards, at the picturesque Primal Spirits Distillery.
The fest promises an array of gin tastings and pairings, good music for the perfect vibe courtesy of top-shelf DJs and delectable eats thanks to stalls serving a variety of street foods. It's your opportunity to have fun and meet the gin makers and merchants behind some of South Africa's finest brands.Victoria Yards, 16 Viljoen Street, Lorentzville, JohannesburgTickets cost R200 per person, but if you book for four the price is R180, so best you gather friends and family. See
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