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Ginopedia: Gin Botanicals


Meadowsweet

Macadamia nuts

Macadamia

Frankincense

Peach

Rose Petals

Cinnamon

Natsu Dai Dai

Red Date

Cascarilla bark

Zedoria

Cumin

Sea Salt

Szechuan Pepper

Sakura Flower

Orange Blossom Photo by Alexander Hardin

Orange blossom

Pear

Guayusa

Cinchona Bark

Peppermint

Scurvy Grass

Pepperberry

Pepperberry

Sea Buckthorn

Hibiscus Petals

Kinome

Cloves

Voatisperifery Pepper

Honeysuckle

Sea radish as a gin botanical

Sea Radish

Fuschia Flowers - credit Author Gold Bernard

Fuschia flowers

Fresh Lime - Gin Botanical

Fresh Lime

Cardamom

Kombu

Rosehip

Lemon Myrtle

Lemon Myrtle

Myrrh

Fresh Pink Grapefruit

Kimmeridgian Stone - image courtesy of Renais Spirits

Kimmeridgian Stone

Makrut Lime Leaf also known as Thai Lime Leaf

Makrut Lime Leaf

Wattleseed

Oregano

Gyokuro Tea

Olives

This outback superfood is part of the sandalwood family, offering mild dry lentil aromatics, a sweet, tangy and somewhat tart fruit, with a slightly sour and salty aftertaste.

Quandong

Chinook

Cascade Hops

Black Lemon

Santolina

Long Pepper - This image was acquired from wikimedia. It was marked as Public Domain or CC0 and is free to use.

Long Pepper

Lemon Balm

Mace

Passion Flower

Fresh Cream

Fresh Lime - Gin Botanical

Lime Peel

Heather

Birch

Citrus Peel

Spruce tips

Finger Limes from Australia

Finger Limes

Juniper

Carline Thistle

Aniseed

Pistachio

Raspberry

Sakura Leaves

Tonka beans

Cubeb

Yerba Mate Tea

Tea

Chrysanthemum

Balsamic Vinegar

Douglas Fir

Sugar Kelp

Cucumber

Buddha’s hand

Baobab

White peppercorn - a botanical used in the production of gin

White Peppercorn

Dandelion

Apple

Sage

Grains of Paradise

Eucalyptus

Blueberries

Willow herb

Hawthorn

Rooibos

Sencha

Peat

Black Pepper

Pink Pepper

Bilberry

Nutmeg

Thyme

Malted Barley

Cotton Lavender (Santolina)

Cotton Lavender

Bitter Almond

Blue cornflower

Winter Savory

Oyster Shells from the Pacific By David.Monniaux, CC BY-SA 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=6532908

Oyster Shells

Camomile as a Gin botanical

Camomile

Mango

Cassia Bark

Fig

Photo of Barberry by Lin linao

Barberry

Blackcurrant Leaves

Liquorice

Rock Salt - image courtesy of Renais Spirits

Rock Salt

Coastal Fig Leaf

Fig Leaf

Pink Hibiscus

Rhubarb

Lavender

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Sweet Almond

Wormwood

Cornish Wildflower Honey

Fenugreek

Hyssop

Pomelo

Bee Pollen

Bog Myrtle

Roasted Cocoa beans

Cacao (Cocoa)

Angelica seed

Hirado Buntan

Kelp

Dill

Apricot

Cranberry

Whinberries

Turmeric, the vibrant golden rhizome

Turmeric

Ginger

Lilac Petals

Culinary Lavender

Sloes

Apricot kernel

Rosemary

Chamomile Flowers

Iris florentina

A Quince - courtesy of Rhododendrites From Wikimedia Commons, the free media repository

Quince

Gooseberry

Galangal

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Lovage

Akamatsu

Rose

Gondhoraj Lemon – The Perfumed Citrus of Bengal

Gondhoraj Lemon

Coriander

Elderberries

Yuzu

Goji Berry

Acacia Honey - image courtesy of Renais Spirits

Acacia Honey

Blackcurrant

Grapefruit peel

Wild Clover

Pine buds

Orange Bitter

Lemon Thyme

Nettle

Basil

Mint

Photo of Allspice by Christian Blue

All spice

Butterfly pea flowers

Oats

Flowering gorse near Bellever Tor on Dartmoor in Devon, England.Photo credit: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Partonez

Gorse Flower

Earl Grey

Makrut Lime

Lily Root

Blackberry

Veronica

Curry Leaf - a rare botanical in Gin production

Curry Leaf

Fresh Lemon

Shiraz Grapes

Shiraz Grape

Marshmallow

Star Anise

Rowan Berries

Angelica root

Green Tea

Gentian

Coul Blush Apple

Violet Leaves

Orange Peel

Olive Leaf

Olive Leaf

Chervil

Apple Blossom

Pressed Grand Cru Grapes - image courtesy of Renais Spirits

Grand Cru Grapes

Blaeberry

Celery

Saffron

Milkthistle

Butter

Sweet Cicely

Fresh Lemon Peel

Borage

Caraway

Fresh Vanilla

Hinoki Chips

Honey

Cedar Leaf

Sarsaparilla botanical - photo By makamuki0 - https://pixabay.com/en/sarsaparilla-plant-wildlife-berries-1271142/ archive copy at the Wayback Machine, CC0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=69975770

Sarsaparilla

Bay Leaf

Sicilian Capers

Capers

Bees Wax image courtesy of Jack Soley

Bees Wax

Linden Flower - image courtesy of Renais Spirits

Linden Flower

Lemon Verbena

Lemon Peel used in gin production as a botanical

Dried Lemon Peel

Blood Orange

Blood Orange (flavour)

Ishpingo

Rock Samphire being picked by Xavier Baker, Isle of Wight Distillery

Rock Samphire

Horseradish

Mandarin peel

Tamarind

Shiso leaf

Tellicherry black pepper

Sansho

Lingon Berries

Lime Flower

Bergamot

Primrose

Darjeeling Tea

Strawberry

Timut peppers

Bamboo Leaves

Calendula - a botanical used in the making of gin

Calendula

Ajwain

Golden berry

Fennel

Fucus vesiculosus, known by the common names bladderwrack, black tang, rockweed, sea grapes, bladder fucus, sea oak, cut weed, dyers fucus, red fucus and rock wrack, is a seaweed found on the coasts of the North Sea, the western Baltic Sea and the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.

Bladderwrack

Mustard

Fynbos a South African botanical used in gin production

Fynbos

Peruvian Groundcherry as drawn by Karena James from London to Lima Gin

Groundcherry

Hazelnut

Columbus

Orange Sweet

Fresh Orange

Chilli

Elderflower -a common gin botanical

Elderflower

Nori

Tangerine Yorkshire Marmalade

A Kumquat - Loadmaster (David R. Tribble)This image was made by Loadmaster (David R. Tribble)Email the author: David R. TribbleAlso see my personal gallery at Google Photos, CC BY-SA 3.0 , via Wikimedia Commons

Kumquat

Orris

Celery Seed

Jasmine

Matcha Green Tea

Lemongrass

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