I had a GIN tasting and the results are in! | Klutch Photography | Vancouver Family Photographer

I’m not sure how or really when the actual transition happened, you know the day I left vodka to go steady with Gin, but it has been at least 6 blissful years!

My love affair has been primarily with Tanqueray, Hendricks and Bombay…and recently a new love affair with Hayman Sloe Gin. I’ve even brought people to the gin light, converted some and crossed over hardcore vodka drinkers but this night was for me, and 13 other ladies to have what I like to call a “swingers night” with Gin. Hahaha, did you expect anything less from me guys, come on!

My goal was to taste a lot of gins before committing, you know “see if the shoe fits” before “putting a ring on it”.

So let’s get down to deets, I invited ladies in my circle that I know enjoyed the taste of gin on their Saturday night palettes and the next part was for them to bring a gin that they either LOVED or have never sampled but made them curious!

Once confirmation of attendance was established we started a feed, people posted their gin purchases once that way we didn’t have doubles. Think modern-day grads posting their grad dresses, nobody wants to wear the same dress to the prom!

Tammy my amazingly talented graphic designer and friend was my co-host for the evening. She made the alphabet booze stations and the scorecards…most gin tastings you only gobble 4 gins down and in typical fashion were overdoing it with 15…so we needed to keep this shit simple.

If you were not aware Rivera Yogurt glass jars make the BEST sampling snifter, and yes I ate a lot of vegan Rivera Yoghurt to make this night possible. You’re welcome, ladies.

We tested all the gin bachelors on rocks first. Some candidates needed to be sampled further with tonic to make sure we were ranking it correctly and some with just soda. After 5 gins, we broke for a smoke. Totally kidding, it was actually the food break! We all didn’t want to get to shit faced within the first 5 gins, that would be embarrassing. We set the bar at 8 gins for an acceptable level of hammeredness. Thank god UBER is finally running in Surrey but back up was my spare bedroom and sectional sofa which holds 2 sleeping adults quite comfortably (this has been confirmed by Greg and myself during many a movie night!)

This was so fun, I loved doing this and would highly recommend doing this type of evening. After the official tasting was over, we chatted about our favs & disappointments and created our own custom cocktails with a massive amount of “fixings” with our favorite gins from the night. Here are a few in case you want to try this at home,

Lime

Lemon

Mint

Cucumber

Frozen berries

Dried blood oranges

Simple ginger syrup

Shrubs of all sorts

Club soda (high and low end)

Tonic (high and low end)

Our evening ended (for most) at 4 am, apparently Tammy says my house has a time warp feature and we played After dark (the board game), we ate drank and laughed. It was literally the perfect Saturday evening in February! This may have to be an annual event with other types of booze, just saying.



So here is our overall thoughts on the Gins we sampled!


Tanqueray and Gunpowder Irish Gin

These two were a pretty traditional gin, stronger in taste and begging to be mixed with whatever your heart desired. They're like the husband you come home to after 3 years of marriage, you’re still excited to see them and they still rub your shoulders and feet with their strong hand after a long day.

Reliable and refreshing.

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Oh shit, guys, we didn’t see this coming! Two dark horses in the mix, local surrey boy and a New Jersey lad - Queensborough Dry Gin (Surrey) and Boodles (Jersey).

You’d think from their location brewing background they would be a tough swallow, incorrect!! Just the opposite folks. These stallions are the BEST naked. Lol, well, on the rocks I mean, no mix required…they were enjoyed best this way. Well, at least 14 ladies thought so! Both huge winners for us.

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These guys below were your average achievers, they didn’t wow us in the “bedroom” shall I say! They were kinda meh. The only one that had “character’ was Roku Gin, it at least had some saki vides going on. Wild Roots smelled amazing but it smoke and mirrored us with its taste. Just like the “good looking” guy at the bar, till the lights come on! Eek. I was cheering for the Islanders as that is my old stomping grounds (Empress and Sheringham) but sadly they fell short (like my height) on standing out over the others.

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Gordon’s Pink was a mix of likes and like nots. If you’re going to try this, do it with mix!

It reminds me of the guy at the bar who’s trying really hard to impress you but he’s really a 6 and he’s with his friends (Hendricks Midsummer Solstice, Tanqueray Malacca & Hayman’s Sloe Gin) who are LITERALLY ALL 10’s!!!

Not joking, don’t make these a summertime fling (Well, unfortunately, Hendricks is only visiting for a short time so make it count). These bottles are ripped with flavour and best NAKED. Are you seeing a new theme here? A mix might not be needed as we’ve thought in the past. Try them bare and see what you think! Malacca was like an exotic dancer (in my mouth!) I was so impressed, as were the rest of us! Now Hayman’s Sloe Gin has always been my “sloe jam” with the lights down low and a bubble bath going!!

“ICE, ICE, BABY, ICE, ICE, BABY” sing it with me. “THIS IS HOW WE DO IT”, “THIS IS HOW WE DO IT” Both 90’s R&B songs are working with this summertime bunch!

Guys, these are your ripped boys of summer, there the “eye candy” (or “mouth candy” if you will) of the bunch, think tanned volleyball players and surfers.

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You can all start crying now.

As this is our “purple unicorn” of the crew, sadly you will probably NEVER get to touch this gin god to your lips unless you’re in the UK. Christine was so kind as to share her last drops of this rhubarb & ginger gin nectar (of the GODS) with us. HANDS DOWN, BEST GIN SIPPER (liquor) I HAVE EVER TASTED.

I feel like I had the best one night stand of my life and now I’m left picking up the pieces cus there’s nothing else that will ever compare to this gin here in Canada. Is it unreasonable to move across the country and find this gin of my dreams again?

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Ok, this is where it gets AWKWARD guys….

Tempo Blue Berry was one of the least favorite of the bunch (decided by most). Tho I’ve been told to give Tempos twin, (not identical of course) a try, sadly I feel he’s guilty by association…but you never know!

Oh God, Ryan Reynolds cover your eyes and skip past this part cus it’s going to get really uncomfortable for ya…as I think your a decent male figure and all.

We were so cheering for this gin, a fellow Canadian etc. but to put it as bluntly as possible, It was like getting raped in a dark ally. Hard and not in a good way folks the worst way possible.

It probably could get a car to the gas station in a pinch if you needed it too.

So, if you like your gin rough and invasive in your mouth, Aviator is your winner.

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21 Things that will make your trip to KONA, HAWAII easier! | Klutch photography | Vancouver Photographer


Are you heading somewhere warm this winter/ spring break, lucky you! Well then, I want to share a few of my tips and suggestions to help make your packing more comfortable and your stay less consumed by unneeded purchases!

We travelled to Kona, Hawaii (The Big Island) as a family of 4, but a lot of these can apply to couples as well!

Check out my list below and make your upcoming trip more enjoyable (look for blue links for some buying suggestions btw).

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NO.1

Your fourth luggage is the life saver…

If you’re travelling as a family of four and checking 4 pieces of luggage (like we do) make your kids use one suitcase for sharing. The other suitcase will hold all those (must have/needed) items. Which brings me to no.2...

NO.2

Packing cubes…

Purchase travel bags from ebags to organize your clothing! I have a bunch from them and found a bunch in Value village as well. THESE ARE AMAZING. Not just for big trips but weekend getaways, sleepovers, camping trips…I LOVE THESE THINGS.

You can organize by outfit or however the fuck you want to organize it! I pack by “category” (think shorts and pants together) What I love is that I don’t unpack when I get to the hotel, you just slide the whole unit into a hotel dresser drawer and tuck the top zipper flap around the bottom of the bag. Whalaa! Easy in and easy out!

I give my girls 4 each, in multiple sizes and tell them that this is all the room they get (kinda like a grab bag. It works perfectly, no fighting for space in the suitcase! If they want anything else, pop that shit in your carry-on girls, your on your own.

No.3

Foldable travel cooler…

Collapsible cooler bag (think slinky looking) this has upped our beach game day on vaca by 1000%! We can pack a lunch and have multiple drinks. The places we stay usually have a fridge/freezer, so we freeze a few bottles of water every night and we're good to go for everything stying cold for hours. Even if you don’t have a freezer, most hotels have ice…which leads me to No.4 ZIPLOCK BAGS! Grab ice in a large ziplock bag, its water proof and keeps things cool for a few hours.

No.4

Ziplocks are king…

As mentioned above, bring a large amount of various size Ziplock bags. THESE ARE SOOOO F'N HANDY, their travel gold in my opinion. Yes, yes of course you can buy them in Hawaii, but WHY? If have them at home take them, they weigh like NOTHING in your suitcase! I use them for packing snacks and lunches, wet clothing, ice, finding treasures, and for carrying your water safe item…the list goes on!

No.5

More then one beach bag…

Beach bags-we pack two, one water proof and one typical cloth/ straw beach bag (one is used for my camera gear and clothing (so dry stuff etc.). So you could probably get away with one but if your like us with 2 kids, you will need two. I recommend going to VV (value village) and purchasing one that you don’t care to leave behind if you don’t really use beach bags at home.

No.6

Water shoes…

You will need water shoes if your snorkelling, we used ours three times on this trip! Again another VV purchase, these guys should sponsor me! If you’ve planned your trip in advance, you can hunt them down there (usually about $4).

Trace your children or teens feet on a piece of paper and keep it in your wallet to measure accurately. Now, if “used shoes” creep you out (we may not be able to be friends, lol, joking, I get it), you can find VERY reasonably priced ones from Canadian Tire! We kept our shoes after our last trip to Mexico (kids swapped out, my youngest took my oldest and my oldest took mine, and I could fit into the their previous pair…lol that’s a tongue twister for reading). Kids feet grow fast, that’s why cheap used ones work for us and you can sell them or pass them to others after the trips over.

No.7

Wear your runners…

Bring your runners if you plan on hiking or just site seeing! I would recommend you wear them on the plan, that way they don’t need to get packed! Annnd if the plane crashes you have solid footwear to get out safely, yep I just said that!

No.8

Beach towels…

Pack thin towels! I know you're making a scrunched face at me but think about how much you're going to be in the ocean, or the pool! Towels in a hotel room after a long day don’t dry fast (Well, we had a dryer, but we used both sets on the regular!) Also, I don’t feel like losing the hotel towels at the beach, I have those kids! This is a personal preference, but for Hawaii, I was delighted we brought them. Even for the car rental seats, remember sunscreen leaves MARKS.

No.9

That sounds swell…

Swell bottles (or any other thermal beverage container). My god, how I love these bottles. Honestly, it keeps your mamma juice cold for hours! Then once you’re done, you pull one out of your cold cooler bag and pop it in for another few hours of tasty cold goodness! You can pack them in checked luggage or, carry them empty in your carry on! We checked ours in the spare 3 luggage, see how that extra luggage is making sense now! All of us had one for the trip, all of us were hydrated and either lightly buzzed (me) or just happy (kids). Beer cosies are also not a bad call for when your back at the hotel room and using the pool, just saying!

No.10

RENT WHAT?

If you own snorkel gear, pack it! This way you can use your own “personal germed”one whenever you want. I didn’t want to use the rentals on the daily. Yes, this is the Portuguese germaphobe speaking, lol! I also packed wipes to clean the handles and the remotes…I didn’t want anyone getting sick, judge me…I do not care!

BUT I will say this, rent your umbrella, boogie board and chairs for the week (if you need them)! We rented a boogie board and an umbrella (the heat was almost unmanageable without one). You can get bundle deals for the week and their so chill in Kona. We returned ours after dark and tossed it over the gate gently as per there instructions…no stress living over there clearly! lol.

No.11

Environmental bags…

Small pouched, material grocery bags! I would bring at least two of these. You will need them at the grocery store, you will need them for your In between times from your check out at the hotel till your late-night flight. We spent an entire day out and about after check out, left the large luggage at the hotel and packed some quick bags with food & clothing switches along with toiletries for the day. You'll need them for wet stuff that doesn’t fit in a ziplock. My preferred brand is the IKEA ones they fold up into a small pouch, and they're washable.

No.12

Portable foldable backpacks…

If you're planning to do any kind of hiking in Kona this is a must. I'm talking about those teeny tiny pouch backpacks. I bought both of mine from VV for 4 dollars each. One of those backpacks carried all of our snorkel gear, and the other carries all of our towels when we hit up Captain Cook for a hike and snorkel. Greg used his carry-on backpack for a large amount of water (that you need) and I used Amara carry-on backpack for my camera gear and some extra things. So 4 in total, we all had a backpack to lighten the load for all of us!

No.13

Always use protection…

An underwater case for your iPhone. I bought mine from Amazon for about 12.99. The brand is Mpow, and it works really well for the price. On sale for 9.99 with free shipping!! DEAL MUCH.

No.14

Be a walking Pharmasave…

Pack a Ziploc bag (shocker), with snack-size ziplock bags full of anything you, may require that you don't want to buy for $12 there (for use I had Advil, cold and flu, diarrhoea pills anti-nausea pills etc.). This is super handy if you get sunstroke, a bad burn or you happen to get sick. Also, I would recommend a few caffeine pills if you're addicted to coffee like I am, and you don't drink cows milk (which I don’t). Just in case you can't get your coffee in right away and don't want to have a headache the first day of your vacation.

Also bring some Band-Aids and ointment because it can be rough AF in the water some times.

No.15

Rent a kitchen…

Rent a place that has a full kitchen! When you were having those long days in the sun, the last thing we wanted to do was to shower, get ourselves ready and go out. It was awesome to pop a pizza in the oven, make a salad and just chill! Not to mention it’s way cheaper to do it this way. Ok, let's be honest, you know how I like to eat...I really wanted to make my own food for most of our trip! keep them bowels regular I say, lol!

No.16

Have a travel kitchen…

So let me be clear, yes you can and will buy food in Kona but it’s convenient to have granola bars, power bars, goldfish, Mr. noodle and crispers on hand for when you arrive and in those "need something fast moments".

Also, I love natural peanut butter, I have a TON of in on hand all the time at home. So I transferred some into a small jar for the trip, ate it and left the jar for recycling! I would recommend doing this with a few items that A) you don’t want to pay for a FULL JAR of it and B), you might not find it there!

I also brought drink size boxs soya milk that didn’t need to be refrigerated till you opened it. I brought just the right amount, and I got my first cup of coffee the next morning! WINNING. Well, everyones winning when mom gets her coffee, right!? This is not my first rodeo. My family likes me better after one cup of coffee.

Not to mention, once you’ve eaten your food you will have room in the forth suitcase for all those chocolate macadamia nuts that are coming home with you.

No.17

Save those takeout packets…

I almost forgot, collect those small condiment packs before your trip! We had ketchup. Mayo, hot sauce, relish, mustard, salt, pepper and a few other misc ones that totally come in handy! There’s nothing worse than buying a bottle of ketchup and using 4 tablespoons! There great with those packed lunches too!

No.18

Protect the coral…

If you're going to buy the reef-friendly sunscreen (which I recommend), do not buy the spray on wet stuff! You know what I'm talking about, it literally comes out wet, and you have to rub it in to dry before going in? It’s the shits.

The aerosol ones are great, and the cream ones work well too. You can buy both the aerosol and cream reef-friendly sunscreen at Costco in a two-pack, at a very sensible price of $15.99 US. Which is totally reasonable because back home it’s the same price, if not more for the reef safe sunscreen.

No.19

Sun/water shirts…

Yes, it’s a must bring. These came in really handy when we all got a little burned from the shitty wet sunscreen we brought! Let’s be honest, if you're a honky white Canadian, you're going to burn a little. #FACT  

It’s also nice not to have to apply sunscreen every hour when your boogie boarding or crashing around in the waves! Again VV is where I bought mine! I also bought the girls ones from there too. When you have time to hunt, you can find all of this stuff there! Not to mention, if you plan on surfing you're going to need a rash guard.

No.20

Sunglasses…

Bring shitty sunglasses. They get so worked over from the saltwater & sunscreen etc. Why trash your Ray-Bans, or Maui Jims, just saying!

No.21

Shopping…

So if you're going to go to Costco, which I recommend, you can buy literally EVERYTHING and more there. Now there is a Walmart you can visit for all of those smaller items, except it's not a SUPER Walmart! So they don't have a lot of produce, like the ones at home have! The Safeway tho right beside Walmart has all of the small stuff Walmarts missing.

BTW Walmart is cheaper and still has lots of fantastic options for assorted drinks (boozy and non-boozy), small snacks and other things.

We loved Kona, it was a perfect family Vaca for us…just enough exploring, with just the right amount of chill time!


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Visiting Bermuda-READ ME | Klutch Photography | Vancouver Family Photography

Okay, guys let starts out with the most obvious, The Bermuda Triangle. I would be lying to you if I didn't say that I was fearful on that last 40 minutes of the flight landing into Bermuda (I may or may not have prayed a little. I may or may not have sent an I love you text to my children?!) When we landed, I felt a little embarrassed, but oh well, that's the story of my life folks. Note to yourself that most planes will not get sucked into the hyped up notion of a magical triangle in the middle of fucking know where just saying. But you will might do that same thing I did because your human and you could help but watch that Bermuda triangle doc…even tho you knew better. lol!

Now that we cleared up that folklore, here's the lowdown on Bermuda!

Transportation

They drive on the other side of the road.

This shit will fuck with you the whole trip, why? Cus they don't have sidewalks, you spend most of your walking time thinking about what side you need to be on and dodging the cars. I’m not joking either.

It's lush, like a jungle lush, which means-rain! It just starts to rain on the fly and aggressively but usually stops within a few minutes (the only plus is that it's warm). If you're exploring the island a light raincoat might be a great option.

Which brings me to how you get around on the island! You can not rent a car, period. You can, however, get around by the water ferries, public transit or cabs (which are CRAZY expensive, the cabs I mean). The only things you can rent is bikes, scooters and a twizzy (this is a two person, front to back mini coffin)! K, it's not, but when you’re the person stuck in the back (which I was) it sure feels like an upright coffin. So we opted to rent the twizzy cuz I would have crashed that stupid scooter for sure! Not only had I never driven a scooter in my life, but you also add the fact that you're on the other side of the road and your like “Ok Greg, that sounds like a great idea” NOT! Fuck worrying about the Bermuda Triangle, this is where you will get messed up bitch, like road rash, break a leg, cry to your mamma kinda shit. I'm out! After, a few hairy roundabouts with the twizzy we (or I should I say he) had the hang of it! Also, the speed limit is between 30-40 Mph, so that takes the fear down a few drinks! When you rent the twizzy, you can download their app which guides you to all the touristy location hot spots and any charging stations near them. Yep, this is an electric vehicle, kinda cool right…no gas fill-ups needed! The island from tip to tip takes about an hour to drive, and the car can make it one way no problem!

Beaches

BEAUTIFUL. PERIOD. We visited the island at the end of May, so it was "warmer" but let me be clear...this is not Caribbean water kids. If you're a "fair weather" water dipper like me, it was a little cold BUT most found it just fine! The sand is some of the best I've ever touched my chubby missing a picky toenail on feet. Soft, pink and overall so clean. If you're into exploring, pack some water shoes so you can explore the shoreline with comfort as you might have to cross over some large rocks. And let's not forget the most insane part, the colour of the water- turquoise blue! Again, I've been a few places and have yet to see water this colour, such eye candy!

We also rented a pontoon boat for six hours with a few friends on one of the days, and that was THE. BEST. DAY. EVER. I would highly recommend doing this if you have someone with a boaters licence and they drive like a boss. The wind can make it a tad shower like at times with the waves so I would recommend packing some tequila for body salt shots (kidding(). Waterproof bags are highly recommended (to keep your clothing, towels, camera and cell phones dry) OR just pack a few garbage bags with you that can sinch up.

This is a great way to explore a good chuck on the island at your pace, while drinking (if you want), and snacking in a swimsuit. Oh yeah, bring your portable speaker, that will elevate your chill experience by 50% to 70%

We stopped and anchored at the cliff jumping, it's a must do!! I'm a terrible swimmer, but with the noodles (which they provide on most boats), it made it super easy to access the cliffs and feel safe. We stopped at the abandoned hotel shoreline and swam with turtles. Umm, can you see how this is quickly becoming the BEST DAY EVER! I got to check out the abandoned bungalow’s as that’s totally my jam, but that's not for everyone!

The next stop was one of the shipwrecks and feeding the local fish, which literally follow your boat until it stops. BTW- if you want to mess with your friends, get them in the water and start throwing bread buns in. OMG, I haven't laughed like that for a long time. PRICELESS moment, fish jumping, people screaming, us on the boat dying of laughter! So snorkel gear is an excellent option to bring for sure. Unless you want to book a snorkel excursion, in that case the gear is provided. Which we did, and they took us the two shipwrecks (The western blue cut) that are beside one another. The water was a little choppy out there but again, noodles to the rescue!

Hamilton

Tuesday nights, they host a street fair in the heart of Hamilton. You can shop locally, listen and watch the local performers and eat authentic Portuguese doughnuts (melasudas) and many other tasty treats. The doughnuts are on point, as my mom makes them at home in Victoria, lucky me right so definitely a must try! You can also drink on the street, well kind of, you have to wrap your beverage up with a brown paper bag. Hopefully this is the closest thing to being homeless, and on the streets, you will ever experience.

The Swizzle Inn

K, understand that this place is the GROSSEST PLACE EVER. It's sticky AF, and I don't think it's been wiped down since opening day (I'm not making this shit up). With that being said, go see it and have a drink! "The swizzle" is the local Bermudian beverage of choice. Another “K” is about to happen here people…K, the Swizzle is basically a rum punch people (spoiler)! So if you're not into those, which I'm not...do a DARK AND STORMY! WAY,WAY better and they use their local dark rum and their bottled ginger beer, which is daa BEST!!

Regional Park

This has The Blue Lake, which is not a lake as there are no natural bodies of water on the island. It's a tidal pool that you can snorkel in and you can jump a small cliff. This had better fish to view them both ocean trips we were on, not kidding! Bring a mask, it’s epic. We also meet a few really drunk, fellow Canadians working in Bermuda at (the airport) and they insisted on showing us the unmarked underwater cave. This is how people get murdered is what all of us were thinking, lol. Kinda not joking. But these guys were pure wave flagging Canuks and wanted to show us no harm but just be helpful! I did have an attack planned in my head tho, cuz this girl has had way too many #metoo things happen in my life not think of an exit strategy! After a 15 minute treck into the woods (to grandmas house, sorry, couldn’t help it) we got there. It was dark and fantastic!! I have one pick of Greg swimming in it. I, however, did not. BURR. So this park is worth a visit.

St. George's Town

This is part of the island that has the most old world character in my opinion. Lots of places to eat, walk and shops to check out. The unfinished church is pretty cool too. Try their local fish whahoo, I know someone who mistook it for chicken, that's how dense it is!

Dockyard in Kings Wharf

Tourist trap, but if that's what you're into and want to buy a bunch of stuff you will never use again, go for it! The only reason to go there is to purchase the islands famous rum cake made by The Bermuda Rum Cake Company. Get the coconut, my personal fav, but there are so many flavours to choose from. You can sample the flavours before you commit to the purchase (Umm I'm sorry, but I can't decide, can I try them all again! lol!) The only other reason it to catch some history at The Bermuda National Museum but that's it! Going elbow to elbow with all the cruise ship folk. No thanks.

Overall

Bermuda felt so safe, the people were kind, and it's an eye candy looking island with great character! The vibe is chill, and the drinks are on point. It's not cheap to stay there, as it's an island and everything(well almost everything) is imported. The interesting part about Bermuda is that tourism is not the primary sources of "income", it's the international business! So it’s not a poor island at all.

Would I go back, yeah, I think so, but not for a while as there's a BIG world to explore and I don't want to do any repeats till I've tackled a few more countries!!

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