Ginuary is a fantastic time to enjoy gin, whether you’re trying a gin martini the first time, getting a standard gin and-tonic or going wild with your creativity.

Gin has a unique and rich history, which began in Europe. Gin was originally used for its medicinal properties. The name could have been derived from the Flemish term “genever” or even “jenever”, but it was probably shortened to “gin” as it is now. It is made from coniferous juniper berries and other botanicals.

Although it has roots in Dutch culture, historians believe that Gin goes back even further. It could even go back to the 11th Century, when it was created by monks from Southern Italy using the juniper tree spirits that were all around them.

Gin spread across Europe and became popular in England when King William III and Queen Mary II became co-regents. The English people would support William by drinking gin instead of alternative brandy, since he was Dutch.

Gin has made great strides in its history. In fact, there was a cheaper version of gin that had turpentine flavor centuries ago. The modern version of Gin is probably a little different, as it is purer, and can be found in many unique flavors and styles.

Ginuary, which is a month that prohibits alcohol consumption, is a different choice than January. Ginuary is a month to celebrate the versatility of gin. It offers many opportunities to try new flavors and types of gin and to discover delicious recipes using it.

Ginuary is the best time to do such explorations and discoveries.

You can enjoy gin for 31 days in January. These are some ideas to celebrate Ginuary.

Gin is one spirit that provides the best opportunities for creativity. Brands and companies are constantly innovating new types of Gin, as well as seasonal releases.

January is the perfect time to replenish your liquor cabinet after it was depleted over Christmas. Many liquor and spirit suppliers are getting into the spirit of Ginuary so it is possible to find deals and discounts on different brands of Gin.

This is a great opportunity to stock up on your favorite and most loved bottles of Gin. Don’t forget to add some seasonal gins or new-to you Gins to enjoy. You can also buy a few bottles of gin to give away as gifts while you’re at it. Gin is a great gift to give as hostess gifts, birthdays and other special occasions.

Ginuary is the perfect time to be adventurous and explore new gin concepts! You don’t need to stick with the traditional martini or gin and tonic. These ideas will inspire you to make and try new gin cocktails.

It is possible that Queen Elizabeth II’s longevity may be due to her unusual habits with gin. According to royal sources, she drinks a gin cocktail every day before she eats lunch and then has another one in the evening.

Ginuary can be celebrated with the Queen by those who wish to be more like her. You can also buy a small-batch dry gin specially made for the Royal Collection at Buckingham Palace. It is made from herbs grown in the Buckingham Palace gardens.