Scotland already has its first Gin Spa.
dear faranduleros and lovers of gin and tonic now you have an excuse to raise your glasses. Scotland will be your new holy shrine from now on, because the city is taking the place of the UK when it comes to gin. Glasgow vs. London: who will win?
The Scottish city is the first to open a spa dedicated to gin . The Gin Spa is located in the trendy neighborhood of the city, Merchant City . This new space is located next to Gin71, also the first bar in Glasgow dedicated solely and exclusively to this drink.
Both belong to the same owner, so the two experiences complement each other, first a relaxing treatment at Gin Spa and then one dinner accompanied by craft cocktails at Gin71 . Can you imagine that when you left work an experience like this was waiting for you?
The England and Scotland's tradition with gin is indisputable. In fact, it was here that it was colloquially called "gin", although now we think we are very modern. So it is not surprising that it has been opened the first Gin Spa in Glasgow .
“The products are inspired by the Geneva , using gin botanicals for their benefits to your skin and well-being. Although there is no alcohol in the products and treatments”, Hannah Houston from Gin Spa explains to Traveler.es.
The experience has treatments inspired by botany and, of course, based on premium gins but without alcohol , though between massage and massage they do serve drinks.
“We offer a rich and unique experience, with an extensive list of facials and massages,” she notes. Also, you can decide for a manicure or pedicure while you treat yourself to a refreshing treat with a house courtesy gin.
What other options are there? Then choose the package 'Tonic ' of 30 minutes with treatment, gin and tonic and a prosecco for about 62 euros, or 'Botanical Bliss' of 60 minutes.
Nevertheless, if you have come to give everything you have several more complete packages: the 'Twilight Tasting ' or 60 minute treatment, plus gin and a dinner of five course gin-inspired for about 111 euros; or the 'Gin to your tonic' an option for two people for about 200 euros.