D. George Benham’s Sonoma Dry Gin - 750ML

Introduction Welcome to our exclusive liquor bottle spotlight! Today, we’re diving into the world of D. George Benham’s Sonoma Dry Gin, a premium spirit that combines tradition, craftsmanship, and exceptional flavor. Whether you’re a seasoned connoisseur or a curious newcomer, this bottle is sure to pique your interest.

About D. George Benham’s Sonoma Dry Gin

• Name: D. George Benham’s Sonoma Dry Gin
• Type: Gin
• Origin: Sonoma County, California
• Distillery: Graton Distilling Co.
• Alcohol Content: Typically around 45% ABV (90 proof)

Flavor Profile D. George Benham’s Sonoma Dry Gin boasts a captivating flavor profile that tantalizes the senses:

• Aroma: Fresh and pungent with juniper and citrus; a touch of ginger adds nuance and intrigue.
• Taste: Bright citrus notes of lemon and grapefruit, fresh ginger, some mint, gentle juniper, and a subtle floral note that emerges over time.
• Finish: The finish is hot but not oppressive, a bit oily but otherwise quite clean, leaving a lasting impression.

Key Features

• Craftsmanship: This column-distilled gin is infused with 12 botanicals, including juniper, coriander, Meyer lemon, Buddha’s Hand citrus, chamomile, peppermint, orris root, cardamom, grains of paradise, angelica root, star anise, and galangal.
• Packaging: The ornate label evokes old Londontown, but this gin hails from sunny Sonoma County.
• Pairings: This versatile spirit works well with any mixer, on its own, or in a classic martini.

Why Choose D. George Benham’s Sonoma Dry Gin?

• Rare Gem: A cross between traditional London Dry and fruitier New Western styles.
• Award-Winning: Recognized as one of the best gins of the year.
• Affordable Luxury: Offers exceptional quality at an accessible price.

Where to Buy D. George Benham’s Sonoma Dry Gin can be found at select liquor stores, online retailers, or directly from the distillery. Experience the unique blend of tradition and innovation in every sip.

Remember: Drinking distilled spirits, beer, coolers, wine, and other alcoholic beverages may increase cancer risk, and, during pregnancy, can cause birth defects. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/alcohol.