What Is Gin Made From?
Gin is made by redistilling a neutral spirit with botanicals, of which juniper must be the dominant flavour.
Interesting information and articles about Gin
Gin is made by redistilling a neutral spirit with botanicals, of which juniper must be the dominant flavour.
Gin and vodka both begin as a neutral spirit, but one key ingredient sets them apart: juniper.
Botanicals are the natural ingredients that give gin its flavour, aroma and character.
Gin is made by redistilling a neutral spirit with botanicals, of which juniper must be the dominant flavour.
Despite its name, London Dry Gin doesn’t have to be made in London. It is a style of gin defined by how it is produced rather than where it is made.
If there is one ingredient that defines gin, it’s juniper. In fact, without juniper, a spirit cannot legally be called gin.
ABV stands for Alcohol by Volume. It tells you what percentage of a drink is pure alcohol.