Ebb + Flow Gin – Sound Spirits
Creamy citrus and vanilla with very light juniper spice make this the key lime pie of gins.
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American Dry Gin
A gin where the juniper doesn’t dominate, but is balanced with other spices, herbs and botanicals. Some consider American Dry Gin to be synonymous with New Western Gin, but we define the two differently with American Dry Gin being actually dry while New Western may have a sweetness (typically from infused fruit).
Alpinist Gin – Seattle Distilling
Oh, nuts… and cinnamon, creamy citrus, lavender, and other wonderful botanicals from the Cascade Mountains.
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3 Howls Navy Strength Gin
Best mixed in a cocktail that calls for lemons, when you have no lemons.
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Botanica Spiritvs Gin
A very smooth and floral gin that closely resembles Hendricks due to its heavy use of cucumber, but offers significantly more herbal and spice complexity.
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Leopold’s American Small Batch Gin
The near pine-less Juniper melts away with the zesty citrus, orris, coriander, and cardamon.
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Copperworks New Barrel Aged Gin
A beautiful mix of vanilla, cinnamon, and caramel that isn’t too sweet. Barrel aged gin; perfect on a winter night to warm you up.
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Rusty Blade Gin – Old World Spirits
A warm, spicy, barrel aged gin; perfect on a cold winter night when you’re out of Scotch.
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Tanqueray Rangpur Gin
A refreshing light New Western gin with a dominant Rangpur lime flavor.
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Bluecoat American Dry Gin
An American Dry Gin with a creamy orange marmalade/sherbet flavor.
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