American Made

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“Junipero gin is the first gin to be distilled in the U.S. post-prohibition,” Katrincic explains. “Gins were largely obliterated from the American distilling ...

The use of 100% malted rye as the base spirit gives this gin a special character. Black Button’s Citrus Forward Gin is a wonderful example of the modern gins being distilled in the U.S. “Made of botanicals foraged along the migratory path of the gray whale—a whale that is known to make the longest migration of 12,000 miles in the Pacific from the Baja to the Arctic,” says Katrincic. “The result: Golden Moon Gin, a unique herbal gin with a slight sweetness. Gin Association](https://www.usginassociation.com/), as well as a couple of additional gins of note—specifically, those American gins that were among the first to be distilled in the country after American gin was obliterated by Prohibition,” Katrincic says. “Junipero gin is the first gin to be distilled in the U.S. “Distilled in Ohio, Watershed’s Four Peel Gin is a modern gin with a smooth body and an aromatic botanical makeup that includes its namesake of four citrus peels (lemon, lime, orange, and grapefruit). This is a sippable gin with layers of complexity. “Barr Hill gin is a nod to how simplicity can result in an amazingly complex spirit: The botanicals are only the juniper berries and honey. [Melissa Katrincic](https://www.instagram.com/haveaconniption/), a founding member of the [U.S. “This list is an exciting curation of the variety of gins being distilled across the U.S. So what makes a gin distinctly American and what makes them so special?