Nautical American Gin | Never Stop Discovering!

Description

Gin: Nautical American Gin | Never Stop Discovering!

An American premium gin infused with 15 unique ingredients, including a rare coastal botanical that delivers a subtle and appealing hint of sea salt.A must have for any boat enthusiast or beach-goer.Time transport back to you’re favorite past-time with this beautiful crafted spirit.

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Size: 750mL

Proof: 84 (42% ABV)

Origin: United States

Distillery: Vertical Spirits

Nautical American Gin® is crafted using 15 exotic botanicals sourced from around the world. We include a rare coastal botanical in our recipe that delivers a slight hint of sea salt flavor. This brightens up all the other flavors – lemongrass, mint, coriander – to deliver a smooth & elegant taste experience. The custom packaging speaks to the coastal nature of the product – aquamarine bottle color and a flat back so the bottle doesn’t tip over while on your boat!(YES! look at the bottle image its a “FLAT BACK”)

Nautical Gin Tasting Notes

Nose: Floral and juniper w/ hints of pepper, lemongrass & grapefruit.

Palate: The aromatic flavors come alive on the palate – the brightness of the citrus and juniper notes are complemented by the pepper and mineral.

Finish: Smooth, clean, lingering and refreshing.

Distillery Information

Vertical Spirits announces the release of its first product, Nautical™ Gin. Established June 2015, Nashua, NH-based Vertical Spirits LLC is dedicated to developing premium spirits that embody the company’s “Spirit of Adventure” mission.

After a trial introduction in New Hampshire this spring, Nautical™ Gin debuts this summer in Massachusetts and Rhode Island, followed by New York, New Jersey, Maryland, Georgia and Florida later in the year.