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Crater Lake Spirits - Prohibition Gin

 
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Overview

A return to tradition, Crater Lake Gin gives a nod to the pre-prohibition roots of American gin. Distilled with pure Cascade Mountain water and infused with wild, handpicked juniper berries for a classic and definable single-botanical flavor. Mixologists love it—but you don’t have to be a pro to enjoy this timeless classic.

Tasting notes

Distilled with pure Cascade Mountain water and infused with wild, handpicked juniper berries for a classic and definable single-botanical flavor

Brand
Crater Lake Spirits
Size
750ml / VI
ABV
47.5
Country
United States
Region
Bend, Oregon

Tasting Notes

ADDITIONAL INFO

Crater Lake Prohibition Gin

Gold Medal and 91 Points – Tasting Panel Magazine  Gold Medal – Fifty Best Gins  Silver Medal – World Beverage Competition  Silver Medal – Seattle International Spirits Awards
Additional Information  95 proof  47.5% ABV  750 ML  Gluten-free and Kosher Distilled from corn

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About Crater Lake Spirits

True to the craft. Dedicated to quality. Obsessed with adventure. It was 1996, and all we wanted to do was live in the mountains and make great spirits. Over the years, that spark grew into a passion for making the best tasting spirits with the most natural ingredients available. Today, Crater Lake Spirits is one of Oregon’s oldest and largest distilleries serving up traditional spirits with spirited infusions.

Meet the Founders

Alan Dietrich and Jim Bendis founded the distillery in Bend, Oregon, during a time when craft beverages were on everyone’s mind. The Oregon and Washington wine business was well established, and breweries were just starting to take off. “The spark that did it for him was running through the woods and seeing all of the juniper, and nobody was making a craft gin out of it,” says Dietrich. In 1996, Crater Lake Spirits launched with its flagship gin, utilizing locally sourced juniper from Central Oregon’s high desert, along with the concurrent release of a vodka.

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