Gin!

Ah, that wonderful beverage -- grain alcohol between 80 and 95 proof (give or take) and infused with the essence of juniper berries and other botanicals.

Gin is the classic base for the martini, as well as the key component in the gin and tonic (hence the name!)

Here are some well-known (and some not so well-known) examples of this drink.

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Beefeater

Beefeater

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Bombay Dry Gin

Bombay Dry Gin

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Bombay Sapphire

Bombay Sapphire

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Boodles London Dry Gin

Boodles London Dry Gin

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Broker's Gin

Broker's Gin

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Death's Door

Death's Door

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Fleischmann's

Fleischmann's

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Gilbey's

Gilbey's

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Hendrick's Gin

Hendrick's Gin

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Gordon's

Gordon's

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Seagram's Gin

Seagram's Gin

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Seagram's Distiller's Reserve

Seagram's Distiller's Reserve

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Tanqueray

Tanqueray

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Tanqueray #10

Tanqueray #10

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Tanqueray Rangpur

Tanqueray Rangpur

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