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Gin joints allowed women to drink alongside men for the first time and it is thought this led many women neglecting their children and turning to prostitution, hence gin becoming known as ‘Mother’s Ruin’. The government was forced to take action. The 1736 Gin Act taxed retail sales at 20 shillings a gallon and made selling gin without a ...
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21 de dic. de 2020 · by April De Angelis. Mon 21 Dec 2020 01.00 EST Last modified on Wed 16 Jun 2021 07.08 EDT. ... Today we still talk about mother’s ruin. Though the history of gin is well documented, ...
MOTHER'S RUIN definition: 1. a way of referring to gin (= a clear, strong alcoholic drink): 2. a way of referring to gin…. Learn more.
I was under the impression that the phrase "mother's ruin" came from the England in the 1800's, where many people living in London did so in absolute poverty, and gin (the so-called "mother's ruin") was the cheapest way of forgetting your worries. But I've just heard a new possible origin: Canadians used actual jugs of gin as contraceptives. Hmm.
How to make a Mother’s Ruin. Serves 1 · Takes 3 minutes. Peel the side of the cucumber and make three roughly equal strips for the garnish. Add crushed ice, chopped cucumber, Hendricks, mint, elderflower liqueur and syrup to a shaker. Shake well and pour directly into the glass. Garnish with cucumber strips and mint sprig, and serve. Makers ...
Mother's Ruin, Athens, Greece. 1,974 likes · 694 were here. #cafe #bar in central #athens • serving #outdoor seating area #takeaway #delivery
