Genevieve Genever-Style Gin
Anchor Distilling Company · Anchor Distillery (Hotaling & Co.)
A cerebral, textural gin that whispers where others shout. Genevieve rewards patient sippers and reshapes classic cocktails with malty gravity.
Nose
Warm malted grain leads—doughy wheat, cracked barley, a whisper of rye spice—laced with lifted juniper, coriander seed, and a soft citrus oil note that hovers rather than announces.
Palate
Full and silken, closer to unaged whiskey than gin: bread crust, barley sugar, oily juniper resin, cardamom, dried angelica root, and a subtle peppery lift. Weight without weightiness, complexity without clamor.
Finish
Long, cereal-driven, and quietly herbaceous—juniper pine and licorice root fade into a warm grainy hush.
- Style
- American Genever-Style / Malt Wine Gin
- Botanicals
- Juniper berries, coriander, angelica root, orris root, cardamom, lemon peel, cassia, and additional proprietary botanicals matching the Junípero recipe
- Base Spirit
- Malted wheat, barley, and rye pot-distilled spirit
Cocktail Suggestion
The Quiet Holland — 2 oz Genevieve, 0.75 oz Cocchi Vermouth di Torino, 1 barspoon Bénédictine, 2 dashes orange bitters. Stir over ice for 30 seconds, strain into a chilled coupe, express a lemon peel and discard.
Food Pairing
Roasted quail with juniper jus and celery root purée, or aged Comté with dark rye and honeycomb.
Created by Anchor's late master distiller Bruce Joseph as a nod to the malt-wine genevers that predated London Dry, Genevieve is distilled from a mash of wheat, barley, and rye and redistilled with the same botanicals as Junípero—a quiet historical bridge in a bottle.
Be the first to comment.
Leave a comment
Tulchan Speyside London Dry Gin
Tulchan
Tulchan Speyside London Dry Gin is a beautifully composed Scottish gin that marries classic London Dry architecture with the quiet confidence of its Speyside origins. It radiates warmth without demanding attention, making it equally compelling neat or as the backbone of a contemplative cocktail. A gin that speaks softly but carries remarkable depth.
Isle of Raasay Hebridean Gin
Isle of Raasay
Isle of Raasay Hebridean Gin is a study in clarity through constraint — a tight botanical bill drawn from the island's own terrain, distilled with disciplined intent. It proves that limitation breeds focus: every botanical earns its place, nothing competes, and the result is a gin of luminous transparency. A quiet triumph from one of Scotland's most purposeful young distilleries.
New Riff Distilling Kentucky Wild Gin
New Riff Distilling
New Riff's Kentucky Wild Gin is a beautifully aerated spirit—distilled with a thoughtful openness to the botanicals' natural character. It's proof that a whiskey-focused distillery can channel that same reverence for terroir and process into a gin of real poise and clarity. A versatile, sippable gin that breathes Kentucky air.
Cadenhead's Old Raj Dry Gin
Cadenhead's
Old Raj is a gin of rare character—the saffron infusion turns a classic juniper-forward profile into something genuinely singular, perfect for the waning warmth of November. Its navy strength makes it a commanding presence in cocktails or neat, and its Scottish provenance from one of the oldest independent bottlers in the world lends quiet authority. A gin that feels like the last golden light before winter.