Gin is made from a fermentable grain, starch, or fruit; juniper berries; and other botanicals. To be classified as gin, the spirit must contain juniper and be at least 40% alcohol by volume. Gin is ...

The standard alcohol by volume for most gins sits between 37.5 per cent and 47 per cent, with some selections (like navy ...

That clear cocktail in your hand may not be what you think. One small sip can reveal a surprising difference between two ...

Often known as the aromatic counterpart to the stoutly neutral vodka, gin may finally be finding its way into the spotlight, and for good reason. The clear spirit has long been seen as a stodgy liquor ...

Whether you’re a seasoned gin drinker or a juniper newbie, you’ve most likely crossed paths with a purple gin. It’s pretty and it’s tasty — but just what exactly is purple gin and where did it come ...

No, this gin doesn't need to be made in London; Yes, you should use it in your Martini. Despite what the name suggests, this style of gin doesn’t need to be made in London. It’s a dry, refined gin ...

Over the last decade there has been a veritable explosion of gin brands. At last count, there are more than 6,000 different gin expressions being bottled around the world. The United Kingdom, gin’s ...

Pink gin is swirling across social media. Rhubarb, raspberry, rose petal, and pampelmousse-infused cocktails are served up in coupes topped with froth and edible flowers. Bottles of rosy gins, tinted ...