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• The first gin in the world using local botanical ingredients from Shetland, the islands lying at the far North of Scotland. Bracing, crisp and richly aromatic, Blackwood's Nordic Dry Gin includes wild water mint, sea pink, angelica and juniper berries picked on Shetland by local crofters as well as seven other botanicals from trading routes around the world. Gin has been smuggled, traded and illicitly distilled in the islands for centuries. This premium Dry Gin uses a local Nordic recipe reflecting the Viking origins of Shetland. ...
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• With the possible exception of absinthe, no alcoholic beverage has ever had as maligned a reputation as gin. English painter and engraver William Hogarth devoted dozens of his works to illustrating the degrading effects of gin on the lower classes of London; male Victorian novelists like Anthony Trollope made sure that every otherwise respectable family had at least one member whose addiction to gin led to either bankruptcy or imprisonment; and female writers of that period often relied on a gin-inspired beast who would rob their heroine's virginity, thus starting a process that would send a previously innocent woman on her way to prostitution, prison and eventual suicide. ...
• Much of the bad reputation of gin was well deserved. Made by distilling barley, wheat or oats into an alcoholic spirit and flavoring it with juniper berries, gin was originally created as a medicine by a Dutch chemist, Professor Sylvius. ...
• In addition to shortening the name of the beverage to gin, the English were soon drinking 80 million liters a year. Easy to make and cheap enough that even the poorest Englishman could buy two or three liters a day, gin became the perfect 17th and 18th century tranquilizer, just what was needed to take people's minds off their miserable social andeconomic conditions. ...
• Hogarth's etchings, showing the slums littered with gin-sodden men, women and children were based on firm realities. More than 9,000 pubs opened in London, many of which sold only gin. ... " Essayist William Henry Hazlitt, who was addicted to it, described gin as "that humble and much reviled liquid which is the most especially English of all spirits". It was only during the late part of Queen Victoria's reign that the abuses stopped and gin began to be accepted into polite society. ...
• Modern day gin still falls into the same categories as it did in the early 18th century. Dutch gin, ststill known as jenever, is distilled at a low strength and has a clean but pronounced aroma. Because Dutch gin has a clean but pronounced taste and aroma it is rarely used in cocktails as its own flavor would predominate. ... The gin produced by London distillers (and this includes American and Canadian distillers who use the same method as is used in London) is in fact nothing more than diluted pure alcohol that has been fla vored with herbs such as juniper, coriander, or angelica. ... Most London types of gin are as clear as water, but several brands are straw colored because they were aged in oak casks. In the case of gin, all the aging does is to add a bit of color, for gin, which can be drunk within ten minutes after it has been made, does not profit by aging. ...

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• Gin: The Spirit of England .
• For a brief time the English called it Hollands, however, British troops soon abbreviated the word genever to gin when they imbibed this so called 'purifying tonic' in the Netherlands.
• Queen Anne helped the British gin industry in the 18th century by raising import taxes on foreign wines and spirits and lowering taxes on British spirits. The flavour of English gin suited the British palate very well and soon became England's national drink - the dry English style also began to develop around this time.
• At first Parliament granted the right to make gin to only one company, but illegal stills were not uncommon and many distillers made the drink. However, in 1690 lawmakers repealed the monopoly, allowing all citizens the right to distil gin. ... A small number created a high quality London Dry Gin, while others merely added flavourings to cheap neutral alcohol, some going so far as to add lethal ingredients such as turpentine. ...
• During the Industrial Revolution, the urban poor would buy cheap gin from vendors pushing carts through the streets. ... Women in particular seemed to favour gin and bought it from pharmacists as a medicinal drink; mixing it with warm water to 'soothe the nerves'. For this reason gin was sometimes called 'Ladies Delight' or 'Mother's Ruin'.
• Eventually gin drinking started to affect factory output and laws were introduced to control its consumption by increasing the price. ...
• In the 19th century the gin industry began to compete with the pub by selling their spirits in 'gin palaces', magnificent buildings adorned with crystal chandeliers and opulent furnishings. At the polished mahogany bars gin was served in shining mugs, mixed with water or added to punches and cordials. ...
• At this point gin was quite sweet and known as Old Tom. Mixed with lemon juice and warm water it became a Gin Toddy; and with orange juice and rind it turned into a Gin Twist. ...
• During the British rule of India, Gin and Tonic became a great favourite with the English community, especially as the quinine in tonic water was used to protect against malaria. ... Gin is also very popular as a mixer, and is used in numerous cocktails. Personally my tipple is Gin and Bitter Lemon, but everyone has their favourite mix. ...

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• Scott Fitzgerald or John Cheever would most likely find relief through tippling from a cold gin and tonic. ...
• The most important elements are a tall glass, clean ice, fresh tonic, ripe lime, and gin -- but not necessarily any particular brand of gin. When mixed with tonic water, "Most people are oblivious to any specific type of gin," confirms Mario Hernandez, a pro of a bartender at the picturesque Boathouse Cafe in Central Park. Yet gin and tonics are an acquired taste, he says, "and the type of people who order them are more professional and drink-conscious. " Even though he feels the brand of gin is not that important, it's "Tanq and tonic, Tanq and tonic,\" he hears all day long (referring to Tanqueray). ...
• "When I'm drinking a gin and tonic I always feel like I'm relaxing on a verandah, whether I'm on a verandah or not," rhapsodizes Eric Friedland, a New York mutual fund manager, who calls the drink his "single favorite cocktail. ...
• While the imbibing of gin and tonics is pure pleasure in these times, the drink was originated in colonial India for medicinal purposes. ... To ward off scurvy during long sea voyages in the 19th century, gin and lime was the tonic preferred by the British Navy. ...
• Gin itself was even invented as a therapeutic tool. ... It was they who brought it back to England, where the name was shortened to "gin. " In a short time gin became the national drink of England, quickly spreading to the rest of the thirsty world. Because it is simple to make, "bathtub gin" enjoyed wild popularity during Prohibition in America -- so popular in fact that it got a new name: "Mother's Ruin. ...
• With a drink as deliciously satisfying as a gin and tonic, ruination on a hot summer day is a danger, as many can attest. ...
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