Gray Whale Gin

750ml

Gray Whale Gin

California Botanicals | Ocean-Inspired | Sustainably Crafted

Available now at Liquor Boutique

Gray Whale Gin is a uniquely Californian spirit, handcrafted with botanicals sourced along the migratory path of the majestic gray whale—from Baja to Mendocino. Distilled with wild foraged ingredients like juniper from Big Sur, sea kelp from the Mendocino coast, and fresh citrus from California farms, this gin offers a clean, vibrant flavor profile and a deep connection to the Pacific coastline. Plus, every bottle supports ocean conservation efforts, making it a spirit you can truly feel good about.

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Bright citrus, coastal herbs, and a touch of sea air

• Palate: Crisp juniper, lime zest, mint, fir needle, and subtle salinity

• Finish: Clean, herbal, and refreshing with a hint of ocean breeze

Why Buy Gray Whale Gin

• Distilled with sustainably sourced botanicals from the California coast

• Infused with unique ingredients like sea kelp, almond, and fir

• Every bottle supports ocean conservation through 1% for the Planet

• Distilled six times for ultra-smooth clarity and purity

• Striking turquoise bottle with minimalist, coastal-inspired design

How to Enjoy:
Serve in a classic gin & tonic with fresh lime or mint, or mix into coastal-inspired cocktails like a Gray Whale Southside or citrus martini. Its bright and breezy profile is ideal for summer sipping, beach gatherings, or eco-conscious celebrations.

Have Any Questions?

What makes Gray Whale Gin unique?
It’s made with botanicals sourced along the gray whale’s migratory route and includes rare ingredients like sea kelp and fir needle.

Is Gray Whale Gin good for classic cocktails?
Yes, it blends beautifully in gin & tonics, martinis, and mojito-style drinks thanks to its fresh, citrus-forward profile.

Is this gin sustainably made?
Absolutely. It’s crafted with sustainability in mind, and a portion of profits support marine conservation initiatives.

Where is Gray Whale Gin distilled?
It’s distilled in California using a small-batch copper still for maximum quality and character.