yellow gin
Also known as “aged gin”. Yellow gin is a generic category for oak-aged, straw-hued London dry gin. The aging of London dry gins is uncommon, although in the 19th Century and earlier, before bottling at the distillery was common, most gin was effectively (slightly) wood-aged from being stored and transported in wood barrels, and most gin was pale yellow or straw-colored as a result.
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- Beefeater Burrough’s Reserve Barrel Aged Gin
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- Booth’s Finest Dry Gin Cask Mellowed
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- Corsair Barrel Aged Gin
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- Few Barrel Gin
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- Four Pillars Barrel Aged Gin
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- GrandTen Wire Works Special Reserve American Gin
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- Hernö Juniper Cask Gin
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- Seagram’s Distiller’s Reserve Gin
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- The Botanist Islay Cask Aged Gin
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- The Botanist Islay Cask Rested Gin
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- Two James Barrel Reserve Old Cockney Gin
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