Distillery
St. George Spirits
4 reviews
Terroir Gin
St. George Spirits
St. George Terroir Gin is the liquid embodiment of 'Earthbound Liquid Truths.' Master distiller Lance Winters wild-harvests Douglas fir, bay laurel, and coastal sage from the hillsides surrounding the distillery, capturing a specific place in a bottle. This isn't gin that merely uses botanicals — it channels geography. Each sip is a meditation on where things grow, the soil they grow in, and what the land offers when you listen carefully. Among American gins, it remains a singular, uncompromising statement of place.
St. George Dry Rye Reposado Gin
St. George Spirits
St. George's barrel-aged rye gin sits at the crossroads of whiskey and gin, using fire twice — once to dry-roast botanicals, once through barrel maturation. The result is a gin with structure and warmth that holds up beautifully in stirred cocktails where a London Dry would feel thin. A bridge bottle for whiskey lovers exploring gin.
St. George Botanivore Gin
St. George Spirits
Botanivore earns its name — this is a gin built for the botanical enthusiast. St. George layers 19 different botanicals without letting any single one dominate, creating a gin that reads more like an herbalist's garden than a juniper-forward London Dry. The result is cerebral, complex, and excellent in stirred cocktails where nuance matters.
St. George Dry Rye Gin
St. George Spirits
A gin that dares you to sip it neat. The rye backbone gives it structural gravitas most London Drys can't touch — extraordinary in a Negroni or Martinez, where its grain character bridges vermouth and juniper into something singular.