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Botanically diverse New Western style Gin is in

These righteous juices are concocted by some of the best New Western Gin-makers in the 50 States. And, as it does across the northern hemisphere, the simmering summer season presents a slew of occasions to cool off by Ginning it up—a sunny afternoon that finds you mingling by the pool, another that has you flipping flank steaks at your backyard barbecue, and another on which… you get the point. Across the board, Red, White & Gin will pump up the party volume. And then you can invite the whole town.

Though the Dutch and the Belgians are cited for the first appearances of genever and genievre respectively, the Brits were soon to give the spirit a spin. But just as the American colonists chafed under the yoke of King George’s rule, so too did the Gin-slingers on their side of the pond. It didn’t take long for them to put aside the homeland-tainted bottles of Booth’s and make their own. All these years later, for the first time since the repeal of Prohibition eight and a half decades ago, juniper juice is at last getting its due. In the spirit of globalism, maybe this good will Gin is a worthy export.

America’s fiery revolutionary Patrick Henry would be stoked. Brooklyn Gin (these folks hand-crack and peel their juniper berries), Bluecoat American Dry Gin (Pennsylvania-born), and St. George Spirits Terroir Gin (made in a 65,000-square-foot hangar) are made by some of the most obsessive, hell-bent-on-excellence distillers in the nation, far from the jewel-encrusted crown of any tax-happy mothership.

Like a new republic, Gin’s a young gun of a spirit, a swaggering beverage that needs no time to age before it takes on the world, leaping from the pot to the highball in no time.

Cheers!

Smartass Corner

You swiped right on Tinder? Now you’ve got to impress your date. So when you order that dirty martini, wax sexy-smart with these facts:

1) In summary, New Western or New American Gins are lighter on their feet than London Dry and they "don't hit you in the face with a Christmas tree" (We shamelessly stole this quote from Mr. Jason Barrett from Black Button distilling).

2) Most amateurs assume that Gin is flavored by juniper berries alone. In fact distilleries are increasingly adding other botanicals to their batches. These can include elderberries, sage, citrus peels, and cardamom, which deepen flavor or add a flourish.

3)* Multiple choice: In GinSpeak, what’s a pot still? a) a prolonged period of lounging following heavy bong use; b) a sauce pan’s contents when the burner has not been turned after said bong use; c) a vessel used for batch distillation.

4) Fifty-thousand is the estimated total of illegal stills in the New York alone during Prohibition. American distillers are working their way back with about two thousand distilleries in almost every state. This time around, they’re legal.

5) 1967 was the first year Gin was outsold by Vodka in the United States.

6) During Prohibition, the beverage marketed as “Gin" was often a combination of raw spirits, juniper oil, and other ingredients like turpentine.

7) Gin muscled its way into U.S. drinking establishments in a big way in the 1890s by way of bartenders—the mixology pioneers—who experimented with a variety of cocktails including the martini.

*The answer to is c), a vessel used for distillation in which a combination of heating and cooling purifies its contents in batches rather than continuously.

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Note: Once an order has been safely & successfully delivered, we do not accept returns due to change of heart or taste. Due to state regulations, we cannot accept the return of alcohol purchased by a customer in error.

Brooklyn Gin

Brooklyn Small Batch Gin

Gin

juniper berries
citrus
tangy
fruit
berries
floral
sweet
sugar
pine

Appearance / Color

Crystal clear

Smell / Nose / Aroma
Thick with juniper, lemons and slightly aromatic.

Flavor / Taste / Palate
More juniper and deep citrus notes, oranges give a little sweetness against the tangy limes and lemons. There is also a floral aroma.

Finish
Long and mellow.

St. George

Terroir Gin

Gin

sage
botanicals
rosemary
citrus
juniper
rye
herbs
dry
black pepper

Appearance / Color
Clear

Smell / Nose / Aroma
Douglas fir, woody, herbal aromas

Flavor / Taste / Palate
Fresh, fir, pine, bay and sage

Finish
Botanical, medium-long and assertive.

Bluecoat

American Dry Gin

Gin

coriander
juniper berries
citrus zest
orange
berries
herbs
zesty
tangerine
clementine

Appearance / Color
Crystal clear

Smell / Nose / Aroma
Fresh aroma of juniper berries with an extra punch of orange and lemon peel.

Flavor / Taste / Palate
Oranges and citrus fruits open up with tangerines and warming clementine, juniper is ever present and full of juice, slight herby notes from coriander.

Finish
Citrusy and fresh finish.

Whats in the box?

Brooklyn Gin

Brooklyn Small Batch Gin

Gin

juniper berries
citrus
tangy
fruit
berries
floral
sweet
sugar
pine

Appearance / Color

Crystal clear

Smell / Nose / Aroma
Thick with juniper, lemons and slightly aromatic.

Flavor / Taste / Palate
More juniper and deep citrus notes, oranges give a little sweetness against the tangy limes and lemons. There is also a floral aroma.

Finish
Long and mellow.

St. George

Terroir Gin

Gin

sage
botanicals
rosemary
citrus
juniper
rye
herbs
dry
black pepper

Appearance / Color
Clear

Smell / Nose / Aroma
Douglas fir, woody, herbal aromas

Flavor / Taste / Palate
Fresh, fir, pine, bay and sage

Finish
Botanical, medium-long and assertive.

Bluecoat

American Dry Gin

Gin

coriander
juniper berries
citrus zest
orange
berries
herbs
zesty
tangerine
clementine

Appearance / Color
Crystal clear

Smell / Nose / Aroma
Fresh aroma of juniper berries with an extra punch of orange and lemon peel.

Flavor / Taste / Palate
Oranges and citrus fruits open up with tangerines and warming clementine, juniper is ever present and full of juice, slight herby notes from coriander.

Finish
Citrusy and fresh finish.

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Brooklyn the best Gin I ever t...

Brooklyn the best Gin I ever tasted. Is magic and fresh

Pretty Darn Good!

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Brooklyn small batch has a hea...

Brooklyn small batch has a heavy heavy cedar scent with some lemon and floral notes. The first flavor was sweet with a heavy juniper taste. There is also a strong fruitiness that ends very floral. Bluecoat has a heavy juniper scent with orange and pine undertones. The taste has lots of orange and juniper with an herb aftertaste. It finished spicy at the back of the throat. St. George smells very herbaceous and lemony. The first flavor was sweet then a strong rosemary flavor that finished very smooth with a hint of lemon zest and floral as an aftertaste. This would make a great sipper or savory mixer. Overall I would choose to mix these rather than use them as sipping spirits.

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