Gin

Gin is usually sold at between 35 and 47% alc./vol., with the lower end of this spectrum mainly affected by the prevailing laws in particular...

Cold compounded gins are flavoured with extracts, essences and/or by infusion/maceration without distillation. Compounded gins are often made by...

The original Dutch juniper spirit which led to the creation of the drink we know today as gin.

Gin made in Mahón, the capital city of the island Menorca, is also thought to have Protected Geographical Status (PGI) and is listed as such in...

Originally a style of gin but now a legal category of gin defined by its production process. Despite the name, London Dry gin can be produced...

This is a loose term championed by the American bartending consultant Ryan Magarian for gins which some say border on being legally being gins at all...

Often described as a sweet or 'cordial' style of gin, 'old tom' gins were overwhelmingly popular in the 18th and early 19th centuries, when gin was...

Back in 2008, Plymouth gin was awarded Protected Geographical Status (PGI) under European Union law. This stipulated that only gins produced in the...

Vilnius Gin (Vilniaus Džinas in Lithuanian), made in the city of Vilnius, Lithuania at the Vilnius Degtiné distillery is another example of a gin...