By Diane Silcock JUNIPER berries, traditionally harvested wild, have been used in gin-making since ancient times. A South African importer of these berries, SGC Botanicals, imports around 45 tons of ...

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The Canadian Whisky Awards is the world's largest and most authoritative judging of Canadian whisky. Here are the results of ...

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Prior to Christmas tree farms growing spruces and pines for in-home holiday decorations, the eastern red cedar was the ...