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Gin lover Hoani Holland said the event had a great relaxed atmosphere. “I’m not the biggest, fanciest (gin fan) one out there, but I do love to have a wee taste. “I’m only 21, so I haven’t been in the game too long, but I can definitely tell the difference between a good gin and a not so good gin.” ALDEN WILLIAMS/Stuff Hoani Holland, middle, and Janelle Balunan sample some Blush gin – Holland’s favourite from the entire event. His favourite beverage at the festival was a boysenberry gin from Blush, made with Nelson boysenberries. “It was delicious,” he said.