When Queen Elizabeth’s longtime dressmaker needs to clean the monarch’s priceless jewels — she reaches for something quite unexpected: a bottle of gin! The surprising revelation is one of ...

The British Royal Family has its own drink: a dry gin. Lemon, verbena, hawthorn berries, and mulberry leaves are among the 12 carefully selected botanicals used in the “royal gin.” ...

Queen Elizabeth II is still strong as ever at 94, and she'll still induldge in a cocktail — which is why it makes perfect sense she has her own gin.

In addition to gin, Kelly, who was born in Liverpool, also revealed that she used a tea bag to dye the replica royal christening gown by dunking each piece of lace in a small bowl filled with cool ...

Yep, Queen Elizabeth has launched a royal gin that comes from her country home in Norfolk, the Sandringham estate. The ingredients are derived from the royal residence’s gardens.

Windsor Castle, the Palace of Holyroodhouse, the Royal Mews at Buckingham Palace, and the Queen's Galleries in London and Edinburgh are to reopen to the public on July 23.