You can brew it as tea. You can take the powdered berries in capsules. You can buy juniper oil, as well. This oil comes from the wood of the trees, not the berries. Not for illnesses.

Juniper berries have a tart, pine-like flavor, which people often use as a spice. Newer research suggests they may offer potential health benefits, but the evidence is limited. Share on Pinterest ...

Since their freshness is probably slipping away, it was time to try one of the last remaining unopened packages on my shelf: juniper berries. What are they? Botanically speaking, the dark little ...

Bombay native and cookbook author Raghavan Iyer explains how to improvise Indian cuisine with juniper berries, fish sauce and mixed berry jam — three ingredients submitted by Victoria Dougherty ...

Junipers are great selections to break up a brown winter landscape. Junipers are coniferous evergreen perennials that function in a landscape as backbone and foundation plantings. In the landscape ...

Gin is made from a fermentable grain, starch, or fruit; juniper berries; and other botanicals. To be classified as gin, the spirit must contain juniper and be at least 40% alcohol by volume.

Forest Research scientists have collected berries from juniper bushes across Great Britain as part of the UK National Tree Seed Project overseen by the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. The berries are ...

I know that Starbucks’s new juniper latte is supposed to be a holiday drink, conjuring up images of snow-dusted ... but the juniper berry is the main flavor of gin. Piney with a hint of citrus ...