And so we'd like to thank Genever, a gin-like spirit from the Netherlands dating back to the 16th century, for helping prepare our taste buds over the few centuries for fish-infused vodka.

Gin comes in several different (or possibly more) styles and types but the major ones are these: · Genever or Jenever: This is the original style of gin (the word is a corruption of Genever).

Tales of mixing juniper berries with alcohol date as far back as 70 A.D., yet the classic juniper-infused spirit we know of ...

Calls for Bols genever gin, though, and I can't find the stuff anywhere." Genever gin, made in Holland, is far softer than the London dry gins with which most people are familiar. It comes in two ...

The name gin came from the Dutch word for juniper, which is 'genever.' Those in the Netherlands took a liking to the spirit, making it for decades, and eventually England followed suit.

Colloquially referred to as Dutch Gin, genever (pronounced juh-nee-vuhr) is a unique spirit category with a rich history and a bold palette. If you've never had genever before, the easiest way to ...

They've just released Genevieve, a genever-style gin they began developing in 1996, which has been sitting in a tank ever since. Genever is an old type of gin (before the modern London dry style ...

Add 2 ounces gin -- Genever or London Dry -- stir well, and add 2 large ice cubes. Let sit for a couple of minutes and have at it. That's the old-fashioned way of making it. To make a Fancy Gin ...

The orange-truffle-flavored gins are excellent straight up and on the rocks, adding a different twist to gin cocktails. Old Dutch Distillers, Old Dutch Genever Gin, 38% ABV, 700 ml, 93/100 points ...

GENEVA, Ohio – Black Door Tavern is hosting a five-course dinner paired with Hendrick’s gin/gin cocktail at 6 p.m., Friday, May 26. A representative from Hendrick’s will be present to ...