The Gin Map Expands
Five bartenders offer their variations on classic cocktails—from the G&T to the Negroni—using Jin Jiji, a new gin distilled in Goa, India.
- story: Punch Staff
- photos: Lizzie Munro
Five bartenders offer their variations on classic cocktails—from the G&T to the Negroni—using Jin Jiji, a new gin distilled in Goa, India.
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