Gray Whale Gin
Gray Whale Gin is a California-made gin featuring botanicals sourced along the migratory path of the California gray whale, which spans from the Arctic to Baja California.
Ingredients are hand-harvested, wild foraged, or organically farmed and include Big Sur juniper, Baja citrus, Sonoma fir needles, Mendocino sea kelp, Santa Cruz mint, and Central Valley almonds.
Gray Whale Gin is a California-made gin featuring botanicals sourced along the migratory path of the California gray whale, which spans from the Arctic to Baja California. Ingredients are hand-harvested, wild foraged, or organically farmed and include Big Sur juniper, Baja citrus, Sonoma fir needles, Mendocino sea kelp, Santa Cruz mint, and Central Valley almonds. A portion of proceeds supports ocean conservation efforts through partnerships with organizations including Oceana.
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Modern GinAka Contemporary, New Western, New Wave, or New American. Not legally defined, but juniper is not the dominate flavor. Often made with botanicals not historically used and/or sourced locally.
Tasting Notes
"This gin makes an impression from the moment you open it. The juniper is present, but the citrus notes make the biggest impression and the fir tree needles are a nice addition. The mint is a lovely top note. As you taste the gin, you'll find it to be full and a touch sweet. But the juniper adds a pleasant punch. This is a gin that could handle any preparation, but try it on the rocks with a snack of briny olives on the side. "