place the rowan berries into a clean kilner jar and add the sugar and gin, put on lid and shake well then set aside in a cupboard for 2 weeks to mature.
Strain the rowan gin liqueur through two layers of muslin or kitchen paper into a jug and decant into a pretty bottle
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Your rowan berry gin liqueur will keep for over a year in a cool cupboard.Pop a bottle in the freezer and serve as a shot in tiny frozen glasses. Serve just over ice as a liqueur in its own right or add to a cocktail for a foraging cocktail.
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