Description
Explore the captivating world of gin with 'Botany of Gin,' a beautifully illustrated book that takes you on a journey through the history, cultivation, and art of this beloved spirit. With roots tracing back to ancient Greek herbal medicine, gin evolved into a juniper-infused tonic popularized by the Dutch in the 16th century. This essential guide delves deep into the botanical elements that define gin, showcasing how various aromatic plants influence its unique flavor profiles. Learn about the fascinating botanicals that have contributed to gin's resurgence and the recent explosion of new flavor combinations. Each page is adorned with stunning illustrations that highlight the diverse plants used in gin production, offering insights into the infusion and formulation processes. From classic recipes to innovative new blends, 'Botany of Gin' serves as an essential resource for both gin aficionados and novices alike. Perfect for anyone interested in the art of distillation and the rich tapestry of botanical ingredients, this book brings to life the complexities of gin, a spirit that continues to evolve while staying true to its roots. Immerse yourself in the narrative of gin as you discover the intricate relationship between plants and this iconic drink, making it a must-have addition to any spirits library.