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The allure of gin stems from its rich history and diverse applications in mixology. This clear spirit, with its primary flavour derived from juniper berries, has captivated enthusiasts and casual drinkers alike across the globe. Gin’s origins trace back to the 17th century in the Netherlands, later gaining immense popularity in the UK, particularly during…
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What Is Gin? History of Gin Gin is a spirit that must taste mainly of juniper berries. It is clear and usually colourless. Some barrel‑aged gins may have a pale tint. By law, gin must meet certain rules on strength and flavour. In the European Union, gin must have at least 37.5% alcohol by volume…