New Deal Distillery Portland Dry Gin 33 750ml New Deal Distillery

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LOCALLY-CRAFTED IN THE PORTLAND DRY GIN STYLE
Handmade copper botanical trays capture bright and crisp notes of organic juniper berries without obscuring the rich aromatics. New Deal Portland Dry Gin 33 is a juniper-forward gin that captures the richness of the berries, making it perfect for the full spectrum of classic gin cocktails.

92 Proof (ABV 46%)

THE DISTILLERY

The New Deal Story
New Deal Distillery has been making high quality, craft-distilled spirits, inspired by the DIY spirit of Portland, Oregon since 2004. All of our artisan spirits are made locally in small batches with Bull Run water and natural and organic ingredients, sourced locally whenever possible.

MADE RIGHT. MADE RIGHT HERE.
Pioneers in craft distilling since 2004
When New Deal Distillery started in 2004, founder Tom Burkleaux and then co-founder, Matthew VanWinkle had a simple business plan: sell one bottle to one stranger off of a liquor store shelf. Tom Burkleaux calls this period “the wilderness”, the time when they began to learn their craft in the smallest licensed distillery in America. The basic formula they used then still holds true today: make it simple, make it right.

Pioneers in Craft Distilling
FIERCELY AND PROUDLY INDEPENDENT
This independence gives us the freedom to continually explore experimental methods, ingredients, and spirit styles. We love having the ability to change and react to what feels innovative, seasonal, and interesting to us. We strive to combine elements of tradition and experimentation in both our widely available line of small-batch, craft spirits and in our Distiller’s Workshop Series, a line dedicated to limited releases that are only available at the distillery.

New Deal History
NEW DEAL’S HISTORY
The early days in the distilling wilderness
When New Deal began production, there were only a handful of craft distilleries in America. New Deal was the first distillery in what is now Portland’s Distillery Row, and the second modern distillery in Portland, after Clear Creek Distillery. Over the years, as other distilleries began to operate in Portland’s Southeast Industrial District, we carried forward the tradition of cooperation from craft breweries: Portland’s distilleries helped one another flourish and the concept of Portland’s Distillery Row began to take shap