Waterloo Texas-Style Gin (Discontinued)
Modern Gin
Treaty Oak // Texas, USA
RARE
Treaty Oak Distilling derives its name from a 500 year-old oak tree where the founder of Texas, Stephen F. Austin, signed a border agreement in 1830. Waterloo uses locally sourced ingredients like lavender and pecans among the more traditional botanicals to make their gin.
This is bottled at 94 proof. Note: This version has been discontinued with the distillery rebranding and revamping the recipe under the Waterloo No. 9 brand.
Treaty Oak Distilling derives its name from a 500 year-old oak tree where the founder of Texas, Stephen F. Austin, signed a border agreement in 1830. Waterloo uses locally sourced ingredients like lavender and pecans among the more traditional botanicals to make their gin. This is bottled at 94 proof. Note: This version has been discontinued with the distillery rebranding and revamping the recipe under the Waterloo No. 9 brand.
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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.
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Cask TypeUnaged