Broom, Dave. Gin: The Manual. 2017 edition. London: Mitchell Beazley, 2017. First published 2015. ISBN9781784723576.
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Dave Broom, Gin: The Manual, 2017 ed. (London: Mitchell Beazley, 2017), supplied PDF pp. 15–19 (printed pp. 11–15).
Dave Broom, Gin: The Manual, 2017 ed. (London: Mitchell Beazley, 2017), supplied PDF pp. 15–19 (printed pp. 11–15).
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Historical synthesis, not original manuscript examination. Dates, translations and origin claims require documentary corroboration before timeline use. A modern recreation is evidence of a reconstruction project, not proof of an unchanged medieval recipe.