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	Gin
		Gin and its Lowlands cousin Genever (Jenever in Belgium) are white spirits that are flavored with juniper berries and so-called botanicals (a varied assortment of herbs and spices).
		British gins tend to be high proof (90° or 45% ABV) and citrus-accented from the use of dried lemon and Seville orange peels in the mix of botanicals.
		Gin, on the other hand, did not require any aging, and was relatively easy to make by mixing raw alcohol with juniper berry extract and other flavorings and spices in a large container such as a bathtub (thus the origin of the term "Bathtub Gin").
	www.tastings.com /spirits/gin.html (2200 words)

	Gin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Gin is usually made by the re-distillation of white grain spirit with the berries - though sometimes (compound gin) simply by flavouring the spirit with berries (and not re-distilling).
		The dryness of gin results in its being served to most non-connoisseurs only after mixing with sweeter ingredients : tonic water (in a gin and tonic) and vermouth (in a "martini" or "gin and it") are probably the best-known additions.
		A common ready-sweetened form of gin is sloe gin, a liqueur traditionally made by infusing sloes (the fruit of the flthorn) in gin.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gin (1470 words)

	Gin & Vodka Association - The Production of Vodka
		Sometimes gin was distributed to workers as part of their wages and soon the volume sold daily exceeded that of beer and ale, which was more expensive anyway.
		The Gin Act, finally recognised as unenforceable, was repealed in 1742 and a new policy, which distillers helped to draft was introduced: reasonably high prices, reasonable excise duties and licensed retailers under the supervision of magistrates.
		Gin had been known as 'Mother's Milk' from the 1820s but later in the century it became known as 'Mother's Ruin', a description perhaps originating from the earlier 'Blue Ruin' of the prohibition era in the previous century.
	www.ginvodka.org /history/origingin.html (1060 words)

	Gin
		All gin is flavored with juniper berries, and usually other botanicals, like lemon, coriander, angelica, licorice roots, bitter almonds, and orange peel.
		Gin originated in Holland in the late 17th century and was brought to England by the returning soldiers around the turn of that century.
		Gin is not a spirit to be aged and can be drunk within a half hour of being crafted.
	www.internetwines.com /spirits-gin.html (556 words)

	Gin \| Today's issues \| Guardian Unlimited
		A recent survey by a gin brand asked people what the most distinctive symbol of being British was and gin came in at 87th place (roast beef and fish and chips were tied at the top).
		By the 18th century there was a gin craze and it was consumed voraciously in Britain, especially by the poor in London, leading to the start of legislation to make gin more expensive in 1736.
		Gin palaces started appearing in 1830 to compete with the beer shops and, later in the century, gin moved up through society.
	www.guardian.co.uk /netnotes/article/0,6729,1207149,00.html (490 words)

	Mixed-Drink.com - Gin Information and History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Gin was first produced for medicinal purposes in 17th century Holland.
		Gin, like many other spirits is distilled primarily from grain, but also molasses and has no flavor or color at all.
		Gin is ready to bottle almost straight from the still; unlike other spirits, such as whiskey, it doesn't require any maturation time.
	www.mixed-drink.com /gininfo.html (370 words)

	Saveur - King Gin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		English gin of this period was cheap and, by all accounts, rough and potent—and the general population, used to drinking beer, didn’t accord it the respect that stronger spirits are due.
		Gin consumption in England is said to have risen from half a million gallons in 1690 to as much as 18 million gallons in 1710.
		The original London gin had been sweetened with sugar and drunk straight; by the mid-1800s, it had grown drier and more refined, and was being consumed in gentlemen’s clubs and in the Empire’s oft-steamy colonial outposts around the world.
	www.saveur.com /article.jsp?ID=4886 (1123 words)

	Gin - cocktail.com
		Gin is made by adding the flavor of various botanicals (herbs and spices) to a neutral spirit.
		The second step of crafting gin is made by re-distilling the spirit with the botanicals, either with these ingredients in the still, or by passing the vapor through the agents during distillation.
		The use and proportion of any of these botanicals in the gin formula is left to the producer, and the character and quality of the gin will depend to a great extent on the skill of the distiller in formulating his recipe.
	www.cocktail.com /spirits/gin.htm (717 words)

	Gin - Uncyclopedia
		Gin is an alcoholic beverage made from the sap of the juniper tree.
		It is possible that no one today would remember gin were it not for the renewed popularity it found in the 1920s (and still enjoys) as the principal ingredient in the martini.
		Gin Rummy was first popularized in New Orleans, in the gambling rooms aboard riverboats.
	uncyclopedia.org /wiki/Gin (657 words)

	Gin
		Now, here he is, back again with an ultra-premium 80 proof gin, retailing in the $25 to $30 range, which is being marketed as having the fewest botanicals of any gin in America, and creating what Reider believes can be "a badly needed bridge between the vodka and gin categories that has not previously existed".
		And, particularly with the enormous range of ingredients and flavor subtleties in many of these high premium gins, quality is significantly enhanced by the right kind of marriage between the alcohol and the botanicals when it's produced by small-batch distilling.
		People have been marketing gins pretty much traditionally, playing up botanical and herbal characteristics as the main factor of what a gin is. But I was introduced to a Englishman named Christopher Hayman, whose family has been in the gin distilling business in Europe for 200 years.
	www.beveragebusiness.com /bbcontent/art-arch/mmbrad0701.html (3518 words)

	Gin News
		Bluecoat American Dry Gin is 47%abv/94 proof and is distilled five times in a custom designed, hand hammered, copper pot still; and then softened to proof with triple filtered water.
		Beefeater London Dry Gin is 47% abv / 94 proof and distilled and bottled in Kensington, England.
		Gordon's London Dry Gin, considered the most popular gin in the world is 40%abv / 80proof in the US and for export, but available at higher percentages in England.
	www.topix.net /drink/gin (606 words)

	Cocktail Times \| Dictionary
		Gin was first produced in Holland for medicinal purposes around 1650 by a Dutch doctor, Franciscus de la Boe.
		The Gin Act was reissued in 1742 with reasonable excise duties and a new policy, which still exists today.
		The gin palace was large and was luxuriously furnished.
	www.cocktailtimes.com /dictionary/gin.dictionary.shtml (769 words)

	Ginning it up - Jun. 22, 2004
		But if gin was drink of choice in the East Egg scene, it has lost its edge since the Jazz Age ended.
		Gin is basically a flavored vodka, a distilled grain alcohol to which various botanicals are added.
		Gin originated as genever in Holland in the 1700s, and was brought to England by soldiers and the ascension of the Dutch-born William of Orange to the British throne.
	money.cnn.com /2004/06/17/pf/goodlife/gin/index.htm (800 words)

	Gin rummy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Gin, which evolved from 18th-century Whiskey Poker (according to John Scarne), was created with the intention of being faster than standard rummy, but not as spontaneous as knock rummy.
		If the knocking player has not gone gin, and the defending player has an equal or lower deadwood count, he has undercut the knocker, and scores 10 points plus the margin by which his deadwood count was lower.
		If the knocking player has not gone gin and is not undercut, he scores according to the margin by which his deadwood count was lower than that of the defending player.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gin_rummy (1299 words)

	Tangle Analysis of Gin Recombination (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Gin is a highly specific recombinase that requires for its action the presence of three accessory factors: the protein Fis, an enhancer sequence that contains the binding sites for Fis, and negatively supercoiled DNA substrate.
		Now, in order to better understand Gin's specificity to the (-2,0) synaptic complex and the roles of the accessory factors in recombination, a mutant of Gin that requires neither Fis nor negative supercoiling has been studied (Crisona et al, J Mol Biol 243,3 (1994),pp.437-457).
		I will use the tangle model to prove that mutant Gin must use a variety of different synaptic complexes and that these are all of the form (-n,0) for a positive integer n.
	math.berkeley.edu /~mariel/project_Gin.html (266 words)

	Wine: Dutch Gin and Genever, on StarChefs
		Both countries eventually turned to a dry version of the spirit (For many years gin was sweetened, and I can only imagine what the hangover must have been like.), but the Dutch never really became interested in mixing their gin, and even today prefer genever chilled and neat (and filled to the brim).
		Nevertheless, its flexibility makes Damrak a great gin to keep in the bar at home: it works well in cocktails, but is still interesting enough to pour in a glass and enjoy neat when you don’t want to bother with mixing.
		This gin is made for enjoying neat; although it retains its character in a martini or with simple mixers like tonic water, it generally loses some of its complexity in cocktails.
	starchefs.com /wine/starspirits/html/dutch_gin/index.shtml (1286 words)

	Slashfood
		In the UK Gordon's gin is considered the standard, for some reason it isn't considered as well in the US, except possibly by me. I consider it my personal standard of a traditional gin to which I compare other gins.
		While this gin is pleasant it didn't do much for me because it was so light in flavor, more like a vodka wishing it was a gin, and not the real deal.
		After distillation with the botanicals, the gin is then infused with orris/iris root and iris flower which bring in additional notes of floral and spicy flavors and give it a pleasing blue color.
	www.slashfood.com /category/gin (4213 words)

	Rules of Card Games: Gin Rummy
		Gin Rummy is one of the most popular forms of rummy.
		If the knocker did not go gin, and the counts are equal, or the knocker's count is greater than that of the opponent, the knocker has been undercut.
		The Gin Rummy Association's Gin Rummy Tournaments page has information about forthcoming Gin Rummy events, including regular live tournaments in Las Vegas, and the site includes a summary of the rules used in these tournaments.
	www.pagat.com /rummy/ginrummy.html (2129 words)

	Gin Rummy Rules
		If the player that knocked has gin, this player receives the gin bonus (usually 25 points) for gin plus the total card value count of unmatched cards in the hand of the opponent.
		Gin Rummy - first introduced in New York in 1909, this game became a nation-wide fad in the U.S. in 1941 after scoring changes were made.
		A manual to instruct gin rummy players in the intricacies and nuances of gin rummy in order to improve their knowledge and skills in the play of this particular game.
	www.netintellgames.com /ginrules.htm (1228 words)

	The Gin Game . How to Play Gin \| PBS
		He certainly helped to make gin more riveting by rationalizing the scoring process and making it easier to play for money.
		Gin rummy entered American popular culture in the 1930s, as it became a game of choice for Broadway and Hollywood stars and was a featured pastime in many movies.
		He may instead choose to continue playing and try for gin or a lower total point count.
	www.pbs.org /hollywoodpresents/gingame/play (603 words)

	Liquor Snob: Gin Archives
		All of these gins are great in their own way, but sometimes we want a gin that tastes like gin the way we remember it - up front, evergreen, sharp and dry.
		We've been hearing more and more lately that gin is making a comeback on the lips of discerning martini drinkers who are sick of vodka getting all the good press.
		The second thing we noticed was that instead of crowing about how their gin is the greatest thing since polio vaccination, the little pamphlet that came with the bottle almost dared us to try it.
	www.liquorsnob.com /archives/cat_gin.php (3668 words)

	Gin Rummy Online and Gin Rummy Game History
		Only in 1930s the game of gin firmly appeared in popular American culture as gin became a game of popular Broadway and Hollywood stars and was featured in multiple movies.
		The popularity of gin is probably due to the fact that the game is very easy to learn and it is a fairly fast-paced game as well.
		Gin Poker was played extensively in saloons and gambling joints in US at the time.
	www.gamecolony.com /gin_rummy_game_history.shtml (543 words)

	Shrine to Spirits - Gin
		Unlike liqueurs, where flavourings are added to the distilled spirits, gin is made by re-distilling the spirit with the flavourings, either with the flavouring ingredients in the still, or by passing the vapour through the flavouring agents during distillation.
		Was one of the first big-name gins to have a big mix of flavourings (ie botanicals - see the list), 10 in this case, which all combine to give this gin a special taste.
		The second of the Three Great Gins of the World, this is the smoothest gin we've ever tried, perhaps the smoothest in the whole world; you could drink this all day long.
	www.physics.uq.edu.au /people/nieminen/gin.html (694 words)

	Amazon.com: Gin: The Much Lamented Death of Madam Geneva: Books: Patrick Dillon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Writing about Gin in the 1700s, Dillon does an excellent job of finding and presenting the sources that reveal both the origins of gin, reasons for its initial growth and popularity, the successive attempts and prohibition and the eventual compromise of restriction but acceptance.
		We can only hope that, like England's Gin Act of 1751 and the repeal of prohibition in the U.S. in 1929, there will be a future day where an armistice is declared and we can take control of the drug trade, and, ultimately, attack the root causes that drive people to abuse substances.
		Patrick Dillon's account of the Gin Craze of the 18th century is an informative, well-written, and lively account of the social problems surrounding the introduction of high-octane spirits into English society.
	www.amazon.com /Gin-Lamented-Death-Madam-Geneva/dp/1932112006 (1666 words)

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