Gin

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Though gin may be grounded in the juniper berry, it can be made using a whole range of botanicals, opening the spirit up to a wide range of flavors. Find out the newest bottles, distillation trends and cocktail recipes to introduce you to a whole new world of the clear spirit.

This recipe from James Beard Award-winning culinary historian and journalist Toni Tipton-Martin is a modern take on a century-old relative of the Clover Club cocktail, utilizing a base of gin and Chambord to create a berry-forward delight.

The Emerson is a pre-Prohibition gin cocktail that takes a template popularized by the Martinez, Martini, and Manhattan, but with its own sour spin on the classic style.

Behind the Botanicals of South African Gin

South Africa’s Western Cape is more diverse than the Amazon rainforest, with over 9,000 different plant species. It’s no wonder the country is producing some of the most exciting gins in the world, using native botanicals, some of which can only be found there.

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