Aviation American Gin Batch Distilled
WARNING: Drinking distilled spirits, beer, coolers, wine and other alcoholic beverages may increase cancer risk, and, during pregnancy, can cause birth defects. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/alcohol
Aviation American Gin Batch Distilled is a testament to the craft and creativity of American gin-making. This modern gin, produced by the Aviation Gin Distillery, captures the essence of innovation while paying homage to traditional botanicals. Crafted in small batches using a meticulous distillation process, this gin is a harmonious blend of juniper, citrus, and floral notes that come together to create a distinctive and versatile spirit.
Insure your product
Insure your product
For added peace of mind, insure your order with us. Protect your purchase against any unforeseen circumstances and enjoy a worry-free shopping experience.
Delivery and Shipping
Delivery and Shipping
Enjoy fast and reliable shipping on all orders. We ensure your products arrive safely and on time, so you can start enjoying your purchase as soon as possible.
Tasting Notes
Tasting Notes
Payment & Security
Payment methods
Your payment information is processed securely. We do not store credit card details nor have access to your credit card information.
Buy now pay later with Shop Pay
Bottle details
| Type | Contemporary Gin |
|---|---|
| Brand | Aviation |
| Producer | House Spirits Distillery |
| Origin | Oregon, United States |
| Strength | 42% ABV (84 proof) |
| Bottle size | 750 ml |
| Made from | rye-based neutral spirit with botanicals |
Why Liquor Geeks recommends it
This is an American contemporary gin that keeps juniper as a well-rounded foundation while letting citrus and florals share the stage. Built on a rye-based neutral spirit and crafted in small batches in Oregon, it opens with juniper and bright lemon and orange zest. Cardamom and floral hints follow, then a quiet thread of lavender and spice before a smooth, clean finish with gentle warmth. At 42% ABV (84 proof), it has enough presence to hold its shape in a shaken drink while staying approachable over ice. That balance makes it an easy pick for someone curious about the contemporary side of gin. It is also a practical bottle for home bartenders who want one gin that covers a Gin and Tonic, a Collins, a Gimlet and, naturally, its namesake Aviation cocktail. We carry it because it does what a versatile gin should. It plays well across the classics, and it still rewards a slow pour on the rocks when you want to taste the botanicals on their own.
Pairs well with
- Grilled shrimp with lemon — The gin's lemon and orange zest brighten sweet, charred shellfish and keep each bite tasting fresh.
- Rosemary roast chicken — Herbal notes and juniper echo the rosemary, while the clean finish cuts through the richness of the skin.
- Spring garden party — Floral and lavender hints make a Gin and Tonic or Botanical Collins feel right at home among fresh flowers and warm afternoons.
Questions about this bottle
What style of gin is Aviation American Gin?
What style of gin is Aviation American Gin?
It is a contemporary gin made in Oregon, in the United States. It starts from a rye-based neutral spirit with botanicals and is crafted in small batches. The result balances juniper with citrus and floral notes rather than leaning on juniper alone.
What does it taste like?
What does it taste like?
Expect juniper and bright lemon and orange zest on the nose. The palate builds on a well-rounded juniper base with cardamom and floral hints, then subtle lavender and spice. The finish is smooth and clean, with gentle warmth and lingering botanical freshness.
How strong is it, and what size is the bottle?
How strong is it, and what size is the bottle?
It is bottled at 42% ABV, which is 84 proof. It comes in a standard 750 ml bottle.
Which cocktails does it suit best?
Which cocktails does it suit best?
Its namesake Aviation is a natural fit: gin shaken with crème de violette, maraschino liqueur and fresh lemon juice. It also works in a Gin and Tonic with a lemon twist or rosemary, a Collins with lemon and soda, and a Gimlet with lime and a touch of elderflower liqueur.
