From the Food & Wine archives, Kingsley Amis delves into the history of gin and how moral panic (and a bit of poison) almost killed it.

Though often called Geneva early on and long afterwards, gin had nothing to do with that boring Swiss city but was named after the juniper that provides its chief flavoring, via either Dutch ...

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The Block's members-only club, 225, sprang up as a result, offering quarterly bottle releases such as rose liqueur, peach eau de vie and genever ... an award-winning gin. Twelve years later ...

Notably, a standout is the ethereal Sea Garden cocktail – a sparkling fusion of Plymouth gin, Genever, prosecco, and butterfly pea flower, complete with a sprinkle of edible fairy dust to create a ...