Simple Gin route
Method first, ingredients second: this page is built to make comparison cleaner.
Simple Gin is a controlled path for testing distilling behavior with fewer moving parts. The goal here is not to chase a finished signature recipe, but to observe process decisions in a setup where changes are easier to interpret.
Use it as a practical lens: strip noise, run clear comparisons, and build notes that stay useful when you scale or adjust later experiments.
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Botanical restraint
Keep the botanical set intentionally narrow so each adjustment has a readable effect instead of being masked by crowding.
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Juniper as anchor
Juniper remains the reference point, making it easier to judge how supporting botanicals shift structure, lift, and dryness.
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Fewer variables, cleaner comparison
With fewer ingredients in play, cuts, steeping choices, and distillation settings are simpler to compare run against run.
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Sharper notebooks
A simplified recipe path makes note-taking more precise, so observations stay transferable when future trials branch out.