CBD with your G&T
New Food’s Editor interviewed the masterminds behind Silent Pool’s latest gin to learn more about the distilling process, why gin and CBD complement each other, and what makes this beverage unique.
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New Food’s Editor interviewed the masterminds behind Silent Pool’s latest gin to learn more about the distilling process, why gin and CBD complement each other, and what makes this beverage unique.
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