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Gin (/dʒɪn/) is a
distilled alcoholic drink flavoured with
juniper berries and
other botanical ingredients.
Gin originated as a
medicinal liquor made...
- /dʒəˈniːvər/,
Dutch: [jəˈneːvər] ), also
known as
Hollands, genever, genièvre, peket, or
sometimes as
Dutch gin (archaic:
Holland gin or
Geneva gin), is the...
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though often modernized.[citation needed]
Early ****tails
primarily used
Holland gin or brandy, and did not use ice; they
consisted of spirit, water, sugar...
- for a
cotton gin
operated by a
father and son,
Hezzie and
Egbert Holland. "
Holland Gin".
Geographic Names Information System.
United States Geological...
- The book
includes a Tom
Collins calling for Old Tom
gin and a John
Collins calling for
Holland Gin, most
likely what is
known as Genièvre. ****tail historian...
- The
Gin Craze was a
period in the
first half of the 18th
century when the
consumption of
gin increased rapidly in
Great Britain,
especially in London....
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grated nutmeg Cold Rum Flip –
substitute Jamaica rum Cold
Gin Flip –
substitute Holland gin Cold
Whiskey Flip –
substitute Bourbon or rye
whiskey Port...
- of
jenever on
Dutch soldiers.
Gin is a
Dutch invention, and was
first distilled in
Holland in the 16th century. The
flavouring in
gin comes from juniper...
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Malfy was the
first Italian gin to be
imported into the US.
Gin is
typically considered to have
originated in
Holland in the 17th century, but the company...
- eau de vie (fruit brandy)
aromatised with
juniper berries,
similar to
Dutch gin. The
drink originates from
Belgium and its name is
derived from the Walloon...
