Category Archives: Gin

Hangover

Posted on April 30, 2013 by Mic Lowther

SYMPTOMS – But I had Such a Good Time Your head pounds, you’re desperately thirsty, you ache like you’ve been tackled by Roosevelt Grier. Bright lights and loud noises hit you like harpoons. You’re sweaty, shaky, sick, crabby, and so … Continue reading →

Posted in Beer, Bourbon, Canadian Whisky, Cocktails, Gin, Irish Whiskey, Rum, Scotch Whisky, Tequila, Vodka, Whiskey | Tagged acetaldehyde, anxiety, black coffee, blurred vision, breathing difficulty, burnt toast, cottonmouth, cysteine, dehydration, don't mix beverages, drink slowly, eat something, glutamine, greasy foods, hair of the dog, hangover causes, hangover symptoms, headache, increased blood pressure, mental confusion, nausea, restless sleep, tremors, vasopressin | Comments Off

Gin, It’s a Matter of Style

Posted on April 5, 2012 by Mic Lowther

Gin is a light-bodied liquor usually made from a mash of wheat or rye. Its flavor and aroma come entirely from botanicals added during distillation. Gin distillers add juniper berries and anywhere from four to fifteen other botanicals such as coriander seed, … Continue reading →

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