holland gin
Definition
Noun: - A type of gin distilled in the Netherlands: Holland gin, also known as genever, is a traditional juniper-flavored spirit originating from the Netherlands and Belgium. It is typically maltier and fuller-bodied than the more common London dry gin.
Usage
- Holland gin is the traditional base for many classic cocktails.
- It is often consumed neat in its countries of origin.
Examples
Advanced Usage
- "Geneva": An older English term for Holland gin, derived from the French (juniper) or the Dutch .
- The recipe called for a splash of Geneva.
Variants and Related Words
- Genever (n): The Dutch and Flemish name for Holland gin.
- Genever has a distinct, malty character compared to other gins.
- Dutch gin (n): Another common synonym for Holland gin.
- Dutch gin is often served in a tulip-shaped glass.
Synonyms
- Genever
- Dutch gin
- Schiedam (referring to gin from the city of Schiedam, Netherlands)
Notes
- Holland gin is a protected geographical indication in the European Union, meaning only spirits produced in the Netherlands, Belgium, and some areas of France and Germany can be labeled as .
Noun
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gin made in the Netherlands
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