Summary
BRITISH-made gin and tonic, for many the perfect stress reliever, could be saved thanks to efforts to restore a threatened plant in North Wales.
Wild populations of juniper plants, whose berries are used to flavour gin, have fallen sharply in the last 50 years.See the full content of this document
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Wales: Juniper a Real Tonic for Gin Drinkers
Now botanists are helping to stem the decline by...
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