Mr. Pickles Pacific Northwest Gin 750ml
Mr. Pickles Pacific Northwest Gin is a copper pot-distilled American gin built on juniper, lavender, and locally foraged Douglas fir — a smooth, light spirit made for cocktails, capturing the evergreen character of the Pacific Northwest.
Distilled in copper pot stills in the heart of the Pacific Northwest, Mr. Pickles leans into its regional botanicals: classic juniper, floral lavender, and foraged Douglas fir for a fresh, piney evergreen note that ties the gin to its origin. The result is light and smooth, an easy mixing gin that keeps its botanical signature in a Gin & Tonic or a Martini.
Tasting Notes
- Nose: Juniper and fresh Douglas fir with soft lavender
- Palate: Smooth and light — piney evergreen, floral lavender, clean juniper
- Finish: Crisp and fresh
Specs
- Origin: Pacific Northwest, USA
- Style: American Gin
- Key Botanicals: Juniper, lavender, foraged Douglas fir
- Distillation: Copper pot still
- Size: 750ml
Browse all gin at Wooden Cork.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Mr. Pickles Gin taste like?
Juniper and fresh Douglas fir with soft lavender — a smooth, light gin with a piney Pacific Northwest evergreen character.
What is Douglas fir doing in gin?
Foraged Douglas fir adds a fresh, piney evergreen note that's distinct from juniper and ties the gin to its Pacific Northwest origin.
How should I serve it?
Light and mixable — excellent in a Gin & Tonic or a Martini where its fir-and-lavender signature comes through.
Mr. Pickles Pacific Northwest Gin is a copper pot-distilled American gin built on juniper, lavender, and locally foraged Douglas fir — a smooth, light spirit made for cocktails, capturing the evergreen character of the Pacific Northwest.
Distilled in copper pot stills in the heart of the Pacific Northwest, Mr. Pickles leans into its regional botanicals: classic juniper, floral lavender, and foraged Douglas fir for a fresh, piney evergreen note that ties the gin to its origin. The result is light and smooth, an easy mixing gin that keeps its botanical signature in a Gin & Tonic or a Martini.
Tasting Notes
- Nose: Juniper and fresh Douglas fir with soft lavender
- Palate: Smooth and light — piney evergreen, floral lavender, clean juniper
- Finish: Crisp and fresh
Specs
- Origin: Pacific Northwest, USA
- Style: American Gin
- Key Botanicals: Juniper, lavender, foraged Douglas fir
- Distillation: Copper pot still
- Size: 750ml
Browse all gin at Wooden Cork.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Mr. Pickles Gin taste like?
Juniper and fresh Douglas fir with soft lavender — a smooth, light gin with a piney Pacific Northwest evergreen character.
What is Douglas fir doing in gin?
Foraged Douglas fir adds a fresh, piney evergreen note that's distinct from juniper and ties the gin to its Pacific Northwest origin.
How should I serve it?
Light and mixable — excellent in a Gin & Tonic or a Martini where its fir-and-lavender signature comes through.
Description
Mr. Pickles Pacific Northwest Gin is a copper pot-distilled American gin built on juniper, lavender, and locally foraged Douglas fir — a smooth, light spirit made for cocktails, capturing the evergreen character of the Pacific Northwest.
Distilled in copper pot stills in the heart of the Pacific Northwest, Mr. Pickles leans into its regional botanicals: classic juniper, floral lavender, and foraged Douglas fir for a fresh, piney evergreen note that ties the gin to its origin. The result is light and smooth, an easy mixing gin that keeps its botanical signature in a Gin & Tonic or a Martini.
Tasting Notes
- Nose: Juniper and fresh Douglas fir with soft lavender
- Palate: Smooth and light — piney evergreen, floral lavender, clean juniper
- Finish: Crisp and fresh
Specs
- Origin: Pacific Northwest, USA
- Style: American Gin
- Key Botanicals: Juniper, lavender, foraged Douglas fir
- Distillation: Copper pot still
- Size: 750ml
Browse all gin at Wooden Cork.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Mr. Pickles Gin taste like?
Juniper and fresh Douglas fir with soft lavender — a smooth, light gin with a piney Pacific Northwest evergreen character.
What is Douglas fir doing in gin?
Foraged Douglas fir adds a fresh, piney evergreen note that's distinct from juniper and ties the gin to its Pacific Northwest origin.
How should I serve it?
Light and mixable — excellent in a Gin & Tonic or a Martini where its fir-and-lavender signature comes through.
