While some bartenders and patrons are just now warming to gin and exploring its various expressions others are branching out beyond the category and tapping into its roots and its next phases.More>>

The mixology world is wild about gin — and for good reason. With its many iterations, from London Dry to New World, the spirit mixes well in a variety of cocktails. Here are some examples.More>>

There’s more possibilities with gin beyond the Martini or Gin & Tonic, as any cocktailian understands. Here is just a sampling of the libations involving gin that are crowding beverage menus.More>>

The revival of the classic spirit calls for a primer on how to use the diverse incarnations of gin in traditional and contemporary cocktail creations.More>>

At New Heights Restaurant in Washington, D.C., gin junkies can get their fix — and then some. The bistro boasts upward of 32 examples of gin, accounting for 35 percent of all liquor sales.More>>

Gaz Regan, the bartender formerly known as Gary, just released his latest book, The Bartender’s Gin Compendium. He offered to sit still for an interview for our inaugural issue.More>>

Gaz regan has compiled pretty much everything you need to know about gin: history, distillation, styles, colorful stories and traditions, cocktails and more.More>>

Gin’s delectable nature lends it to use in a variety of cocktails, and the different styles of gin on the market today broadens the options even more.More>>

This year, turn on some patriotic tunes and impress your patrons with cocktails created by today’s leading mixologists, courtesy of Bombay Sapphire, Flor de Caña and Lucid Absinthe.More>>

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