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For the Greylock Gin, named after Mount Greylock in the Berkshires, Weld packs a blend of botanicals into a gin head suspended over a pot still to infuse the distillate with flavors like licorice, juniper, and orange peel.— Boston.com Most Popular
Kagen Allergy Clinic reports a very high risk for symptoms due to pollen from juniper, alder and maple.— The Fond du Lac Reporter Latest Headlines
Fortunately, there was no doubt about the inward voice; it was echoing the robins; it was calling me to go out like Elijah and dwell under a juniper-tree.— Days Off And Other Digressions
Mezquite, juniper, and "black-jack" oaks grow in groves or spinneys; while standing apart may be observed the arborescent jucca--the "dragon-tree" of the Western world, towering above an underwood unlike any other, composed of cactaceae in all the varieties of cereus, cactus, and echinocactus.— The Death Shot A Story Retold

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