FEATURED SPIRIT
CRAFT GIN INSPIRED BY THE COLORS OF THE AURORA BOREALIS
AURORA GIN
to honor alaska’s history as the
49th state, we craft this gin at 49% abv
we distill our gin from barley grown in alaska’s rugged interior, not far from denali’s snowy peak. the far north’s midnight sun and the rich soil along the tanana and delta rivers nourish these grains, giving them their characteristic alaskan flavor. we finish it with glacier fresh water and botanicals inspired by the colors of the aurora borealis.
BOTANICALS:
juniper, cardamom, coriander, lemon & orange
ALASKA GROWN:
distilled from barley grown in delta junction, alaska
TASTING NOTES:
smooth & malty, resinous juniper, balanced citrus, with hints of baking spice
FAVORITE PAIRINGS:
cucumber, blackberry, basil, ginger, apple, grapefruit, lemongrass, rosemary, spruce tip, honey, star anise, dill pickle brine, tomato
OUR NEWEST ADVENTURE
READY TO DRINK VODKA + LEMONADES
hold on to summer a little bit longer with our deliciously portable
vodka + lemonades. our new canned cocktails are crafted with tart lemon, balanced sweetness, glacier fresh water, carbonation,
and vodka of course!
AVAILABLE IN THREE FRESH PICKED FLAVORS
RASPBERRY & HIBISCUS
BLUEBERRY & LAVENDER
GHOST PEPPER SPICED
STOCKISTS
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our spirits are currently available
in alaska, arkansas, georgia, louisiana and washington.
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ABOUT US
GRAIN TO GLASS SPIRITS CRAFTED IN ANCHORAGE, ALASKA
alaskans settle for nothing less than the best small-batch spirits.
since 2007 we have been inspired by the epic scenery of our land
to create spirits worthy of the most discerning adventurer.
we focus on showcasing the uniqueness of alaska’s agriculture
by distilling our vodkas, gins, and whiskeys from barley and rye
grown in alaska’s rugged interior, not far from denali’s snowy peak.
the far north’s midnight sun and rich soil nourish these grains, giving them their characteristic alaskan flavor. we finish them with fresh water that flows from the nearby eklutna glacier.
