Gin with a heavy flavor of pine nuts is very good ~
Question 2: How to drink gin? Directly drink it seems to be uncommon, you can drink it on the rocks, or with Tonic Water and lime or lemon slices to drink it.
When it comes to alcohol, you can't help but compare it to a human being. Then, juniper berries are such a person, his appearance is absolutely high and independent, pure and transparent, idle clouds and wild cranes like willing to loneliness. In the calm and quiet, unobtrusively revealing the life of careful consideration and endless care.
In the medieval European continent, the Latin language, because of the widespread circulation of Christianity, appears to be outstanding, and the non-officials who know this language are scholars who are full of knowledge. The first thing I learned was that "Juniperus" means "to give youth", which is the original Latin word for what came to be known as "gin".
In fact, juniper berries are juniper berries. Frequent in European literature, juniper, because it looks like a pine tree and coincidentally was translated as "juniper", so the fruit of the wine naturally became "gin". Wine as its name, fresh, natural, pure, thoughtful, caring with a sip of fine drink all the way to spread
Problem three: juniper berries, rum, whisky, vodka flavor difference can only say that the alcohol concentration of vodka & gt; rum & gt; whisky, whisky, whiskey, low degree because often drink with ice, rum is also often do cocktails, net drink less, mainly because China does not produce.
Problem 4: Gin is what wine China also has gin foreign countries also have.
Foreign gin, also known as gin, first produced by the Netherlands, in the United Kingdom after a large number of production is known around the world, is the world's first major category of spirits. Gin can be divided into spicy gin, old Tom's gin and fruity gin according to flavor style.
The domestic one, as I recall, is in Fujian, and is a Chinese liquor.
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Question 5: What is the flavor of Gordon's Gin Gordon's Gin, is a gin gin, also known as gin, can be divided into two categories of Dutch-style gin and English-style gin. A Dutch-style gin. Using barley, malt, corn, barley and other raw materials, after saccharification and fermentation, distillation, in the distillation of juniper berries and other herbs, after two distillations and become. Gin is transparent and bright in color, with a prominent aroma and a unique style, making it suitable for single-drinking. Its famous brands are: Boles, Poma, Hans. B English-style gin. Gin is made from barley, corn and other raw materials, and after fermentation, it is put into a continuous distiller to distill a high alcohol liquor, add juniper berries and other spices, and then put into a single distiller to distill it again. English Gin can be drunk neat or used in mixers. English Gin is also known as Thousand Gin, which is colorless and transparent, with a distinctive aroma and a mellow, refreshing taste. The more popular brands are: Gordon's Gin, General's Gin, Budos Gin, Tankari Gin.
Question six: how to feel gin and vodka a flavor that is the role of alcohol, *** the smell.
But gin is made from juniper berries and vodka is made from other starchy foods. Tasting the odor will not be quite the same.
Also, these liquors are made with a variety of fruit flavors to appeal to consumers. Probably this will be the same on top.
Question 7: What is gin? Gin is a reconstituted spirit made from barley or rye. During the manufacturing process, juniper berries are placed at the outlet of the still, so that when the alcohol passes through it, it absorbs a strong juniper flavor, which is why gin is also known as "gin". The gin is prepared without distillation, and it is blended with the flavor oil of the juniper plant or other flavors.
It is thought that gin originated in the Netherlands, and it is said that in the 1600s, a professor stumbled upon gin while conducting medical research. But the Chinese cite a Tang Dynasty poem from thousands of years ago, "Pine leaves can be made into wine, and in spring there are many brews", and believe that gin was their invention.
In fact, gin owes its current success entirely to Britain. In particular, "LONDON DRY GIN" made by the British is very famous, DRY as a rule refers to the spicy flavor of the wine, but not all the gin is spicy, it is also like "OLD TOM GIN" and other sweet wine.
However, not everyone will be in favor of the strong juniper aroma of gin, but because of its light odor, and other wines or juices, when mixed, the taste is quite moving; and the price is also quite cheap. So it is widely used in cocktails, with it as the basis for the mixing of the "Red Pink Lady", the most reputable, the country.
Question 8: The difference between Spicy Gin and Old Tom's Gin and Fruity Gin Spicy Gin is a gin that is made by steeping gin nuts in alcohol distilled from rye and grains, and using the method of extracting the essence. *** It is the originator of gin, with an aroma and a little bit of strong taste.
By adding a little sugar to the spicy gin, you can make Old Tom Gin, which is even smoother.
Fruity gin is a dry gin (London Gin, with a refreshing, deep flavor) with fruit or herbs added to it, with a wide variety of flavors
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Question 9: How is gin made? What are its effects? Gin is often referred to as gin, and many people and even many unprofessional bartenders nowadays will say that gin is made from juniper berries, which is actually wrong. The main ingredient of gin is the fermentation and distillation of dehulled corn, rye, and oats, and then the use of juniper berries (which is the main source of flavor for gin), cassia cinnamon, licorice, angelica, orange or lemon peel, and other spices, soaked in soak or strung together, and then the distillate is made into this is there are two ways to make it. There are two ways to make this distilled spirit, the first is to use the distilled grain spirit to soak the above spices and then distill them again, and the other way is to distill the spices and blend them with the distilled grain spirit. I remember that Gordon's Gin used to have a lot of spices on the label in English, but now it doesn't have a label on the new Gordon's Gin, and then there's the efficacy of the spirit, and I remember that I was once applying for a job, and the manager asked me this question. Gin has a diuretic effect in fact gin originated in Holland it's just that it developed better in the UK in the early days in Holland there was a doctor who discovered that juniper berry oil had an ingredient that was a diuretic so he distilled it with alcohol to get a cheap diuretic then people thought it tasted good so they slowly introduced it as an official alcoholic drink in the 17th century when it was introduced to the UK it became very popular and popular When it was introduced to England in the 17th century, it gained great popularity and production, and eventually became the world's number one spirit
Question 10: What is gin? Gin, also known as gin, belongs to the distilled spirits, first produced by the Netherlands, after the large-scale production in the United Kingdom is famous, is the world's first major category of spirits. Gin can be divided into spicy gin, Old Tom gin and, fruity gin according to flavor style. Gin is one of the world's top five spirits. Gin has a fragrant and attractive aroma, colorless and transparent liquid, taste fresh and refreshing, can be drunk alone, can also be mixed cocktails, and is the only indispensable cocktail mixing wine.