HOW TO CONTACT ME



Have a question about The Gin Passport,

The Gin Passport Atlas or anything else on GinSquares?

I’d love to hear from you.


GinSquares is my hobby and passion project, created out of a love of gin, travel, discovery and the stories behind the bottles. As it’s a personal project, I may not always be able to respond immediately, but I’ll do my best to get back to you as soon as I can.


Brands, distilleries & corrections


If you represent a gin brand or distillery and would like to:


  • Have your brand or distillery considered for inclusion in The Gin Passport and Atlas
  • Add or update information about your gin or distillery
  • Correct any information currently published on the website
  • Tell me about a new gin, distillery or destination or invite me to visit your distillery
  • Suggest an addition to The Gin Passport


Please get in touch by email.

I’m always happy to hear from distillers, brands and fellow gin enthusiasts, and I welcome corrections and new information that help make The Gin Passport and Atlas as accurate and useful as possible.


Follow the journey


You can also follow GinSquares on Instagram, where I share new discoveries, gin stories, destinations, bottles, distilleries and updates from The Gin Passport.


Come along for the journey, discover something new and, of course, feel free to say hello.



For general enquiries, questions, suggestions or feedback, please email me at the address below.


allison@ginsquares.com




Every bottle has a story. Every gin is a destination.

A little note about GinSquares

GinSquares has always been about supporting the gin industry and sharing honest, interesting stories along the way. I never set out to make this a business — it started, and remains, a hobby and passion project driven by a genuine love of gin, travel and discovery.

Keeping The Gin Passport and Atlas researched and up to date, writing stories and travelling to visit distilleries all take time

and, inevitably, come with some costs.

I’m always grateful for the opportunity to visit a distillery, meet the people behind a gin or discover something new, and I’m not looking to turn every visit or collaboration into a formal advertising package. However, where a visit, feature or addition to The Gin Passport and Atlas involves significant time, travel or expense, it may be worth having a conversation beforehand about how we can make it work.

Most importantly, any support or hospitality doesn’t buy a positive review or favourable coverage. I want GinSquares to remain independent, credible and honest, while continuing to support and celebrate the people and brands that make the world of gin so interesting.