Liberty Tree Distillers | Barrel Rested Gin

A Barrel Aged Gin

Liberty Tree Barrel Rested Gin starts out as a London dry style gin with a mild juniper focus. It's infused with cranberries, lavender, rose hips, beach plums, coriander, cardamom, orange peels and other exotic botanicals. This gin is further aged in used rum and bourbon barrels to give it an extremely complex flavor with subtle attributes of oak, cinnamon and vanilla.

"Liberty Tree Barrel Rested Gin is for those cocktail enthusiasts looking for something special."

- Kaitlyn McKenna, Mixologist - Bar Boulud Boston Mandarin

Liberty Tree Barrel

Rested Gin

10 Reasons Why You Should Drink Gin!

Gin is chock-full of natural ingredients
Juniper berries are jam-packed with health benefits
Gin is a natural remedy for arthritis
Alcohol, antioxidants and junipers helps prevent wrinkles in your skin
Did you know gin & tonic helps prevent malaria
Your digestive system will thank you
High levels of antioxidants helps fight cancer
Gin is a great option if you don't want to gain weight
A decent gin is relatively inexpensive
Frank Sinatra preferred gin - What more needs to be said?

BOTANICALS

Juniper

Essential to all gins

Coriander

Crushed seeds release lemony citrus flavors

Cardamom

Essence of ginger and cinammon

Orange Peels

Contributes sweet citrus flavors

Cranberries

Sour flavors compliment

other botanicals

Lavender

Floral and spicy aroma with notes of mint and lemon

Rose Hips

Tart and tangy flavors

Beach Plums

Unique bittersweet flavor unmatched by any other fruit

10 Reasons Why You Should Drink Gin!

Gin is chock-full of natural ingredients
Juniper berries are jam-packed with health benefits
Gin is a natural remedy for arthritis
Alcohol, antioxidants and junipers helps prevent wrinkles in your skin
Did you know gin & tonic helps prevent malaria
Your digestive system will thank you
High levels of antioxidants helps fight cancer
Gin is a great option if you don't want to gain weight
A decent gin is relatively inexpensive
Frank Sinatra preferred gin - What more needs to be said?