St George Gin Terroir
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Terroir Gin is our ode to the wild beauty of the Golden State. Distiller Lance Winters has a passion for exploring place and memory through distillation, and the aromas of the coastal forests on California's Mount Tam were what inspired him to start making gin in the first place. Terroir Gin has an intense earthy, woodsy nose and flavor derived from Douglas fir, California bay laurel, and California coastal sagecomplemented by bright, citrusy top notes. This is a unique and proudly Californian gin with a sense of place and poetry.
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Terroir Gin is our ode to the wild beauty of the Golden State. Distiller Lance Winters has a passion for exploring place and memory through distillation, and the aromas of the coastal forests on California's Mount Tam were what inspired him to start making gin in the first place. Terroir Gin has an intense earthy, woodsy nose and flavor derived from Douglas fir, California bay laurel, and California coastal sagecomplemented by bright, citrusy top notes. This is a unique and proudly Californian gin with a sense of place and poetry.
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Whenever I am homesick I take a whiff of this gin. The distillers did a frighteningly good job of capturing the smells of the hillsides of California. It smells like the air after the first rain. It is also extremely tasty in a GnT. Don't mix it in to anything more complicated.
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Whenever I am homesick I take a whiff of this gin. The distillers did a frighteningly good job of capturing the smells of the hillsides of California. It smells like the air after the first rain. It is also extremely tasty in a GnT. Don't mix it in to anything more complicated.