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Gin

Gin (/dʒɪn/) is a distilled alcoholic drink flavoured with juniper berries and other botanical ingredients. It originated as a medicinal liquor made by monks and alchemists in the 12th Century in Salerno, Italy. The modern gin was modified in Flanders and the Netherlands to provide aqua vita from distillates of grapes and grains, becoming an object of…

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Alcohol by volume
35–60%
Colour
Clear
Ingredients
Barley or other grain, juniper berries
Introduced
12th century
Origin
England · Netherlands
Proof (US)
70–140°

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related to Notable brands · 60
Gin → American Gin, Archie Rose Distilling Co, Belgium, Botanist, British Gin, California, CanadaSipsmith, Colorado, Edinburgh's, EdinburghGilbey's, EdinburghMasons Gin, England, EnglandBooth's Gin, EnglandBrecon Gin, EnglandBroker's Gin, EnglandGilpin's Westmorland Extra Dry, EnglandGinebra San Miguel, EnglandHendrick's Gin, EnglandNicholson's, EnglandSmeets
related to 17th century · 28
Gin → Also, Antwerp, By, Catholic Irish, Dutch, Dutch States, Eighty Years' War, England, English, Flemish, Franciscus Sylvius, French, Glorious Revolution, Historian Angela McShane, Ireland, It, Mary II, Milan, Particularly, Philip Massinger's
related to Origin: 12th-century mentions · 28
Gin → Arab, Arabic, Benedictine, Britain, Compendium Salernitanum, Constelijck Distileerboec, Diffords Guide, Dutch, Gin's, Grains, Grapes, Greek, Hermanni, History, Holland, Italy, Moorish, Netherlands, Philippus Hermanni's Antwerp-published Een, Salerno
related to Further reading · 23
Gin → Archived, Bathtub, Boardroom, Deegan, Dillon, From, Gin Glorious Gin, Grant, Headline, Headline Review, How Mother's Ruin Became, ISBN, Its History, London, Madam Geneva, Martini, MY2K, Olivia, Patrick, Spirit
related to 18th century · 18
Gin → American, BBC, Because, Beer, Beer Street, British, England, English, French, Gin Craze, Gin Lane, London, London's, Of, The, The Gin Act, This, William Hogarth
related to Canada · 14
Gin → According, Canadian Food, Drug Regulation, Dry, Dry Gin, Either, For Genever, Genever, Holland, London, London Dry Gin, The Canadian Food, US, Whereas
related to External links · 11
Gin → Alcohol, Annex II, Difford's Guide, Drugs History SocietyGin Palaces, EU, Gins, Scottish Gin Producers Archived, Spirit DrinksGin, The Dictionary, Victorian LondonNew Western Style, Wayback Machine
related to Flavouring · 11
Gin → Botanical, Chemical, Citric, Citrus, Common, Floral, For, Many, Root, Spice-like, The
related to Geographical indication · 9
Gin → EU, Kraški Brinjevec, Old Tom, Ostfriesischer Korngenever, PGI, Plymouth, Sloe, Slovenská, Some
has method · 7
Gin → ABV, Due, Geneva, Holland, Korenwijn, Pot, This

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century distilled juniper london spirit produced flavoured jenever botanicals dutch england flavour genever origin drink spirits also abv made berries

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
GinAlcohol by volume35–60%1.00infobox
GinColourClear1.00infobox
GinIngredientsBarley or other grain, juniper berries1.00infobox
GinIntroduced12th century1.00infobox
GinOriginEngland1.00infobox
GinOriginNetherlands1.00infobox
GinProof (US)70–140°1.00infobox
GinRelated productsJenever1.00infobox
GinTypeDistilled alcoholic drink1.00infobox
Ginis ashortened form of the older English word genever0.90text
Ginis acommon base spirit for many mixed drinks0.90text
Ginis astrictest of distilled gin categories0.90text

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