New England Sweetwater Ashuelot Gin is a small-batch New Hampshire gin produced by New England Sweetwater Farm & Distillery. Distilled from locally grown apples and potatoes and vapor-infused with botanicals, it brings a modern profile with anise, licorice, subtle juniper, lemon custard, and floral hints.
This bottle is a good fit for gin drinkers who like a softer, textured gin with local New England character. Enjoy it in a gin and tonic, martini variation, citrus highball, or simple cocktail when you want something smooth, botanical, and a little different.
Product Details
Product Type: Gin
Style: New England-Style Small-Batch Gin
ABV: 40%
Country of Origin: United States
Region: New Hampshire
Best For: Gin and tonics, martini variations, citrus highballs, and smooth botanical cocktails
Finish: Creamy and smooth with lemon cream and floral notes
Flavor Profile: Smooth, botanical, lightly creamy, citrus-tinged, and modern
How to Enjoy
Serve it with tonic and citrus, or use it in a martini variation, gin sour, or simple highball. Its anise, lemon, and floral notes also work well in bright cocktails with a softer finish.
What Makes It Special
Ashuelot Gin stands apart through its New Hampshire farm connection and base of locally grown apples and potatoes. The vapor-infused botanicals give it a smooth texture and a profile that is less typical than a standard dry gin.
SHIPPING INFO
📦 Processing: Ships in 1–3 business days
🚚 Shipping: Available in 44 U.S. states (excludes MI, UT, SD, TN). Shipped via licensed carriers (varies by state).
📦 Fulfillment: Orders may ship from multiple warehouses
🔞 Adult Signature: Required at delivery
🔎 Tracking: Emailed once your order ships
Nose: Anise and licorice aromas lead with a warm botanical undertone.
Palate: Aniseed opens first, followed by subtle juniper, lemon custard cream, and soft floral hints.
Finish: Creamy and smooth with lemon cream and floral notes.
Overall Profile: Smooth, botanical, lightly creamy, citrus-tinged, and modern. A good fit for shoppers who want a New England small-batch gin with a softer texture and a profile outside standard dry gin.
Meet the Founders: David and Desiree Woods
New England Sweetwater Farm & Distillery was founded by David and Desiree Woods, a husband-and-wife team who transformed their 140-acre farm in Bristol, New Hampshire, into one of the few Black-owned distilleries in the United States. Their journey began with a vision to create truly farm-to-bottle spirits, utilizing resources grown right on their property.
David brings expertise in agriculture and a passion for sustainable farming, while Desiree contributes her business acumen and creative vision to the brand. Together, they've built a distillery that honors traditional craft methods while embracing innovation. Their commitment extends beyond making exceptional spirits—they're dedicated to representation in an industry where Black ownership remains rare, and to proving that quality craft spirits can be produced sustainably from farm to bottle.
Every product from New England Sweetwater reflects the Woods' hands-on approach, from cultivating ingredients on their farm to carefully distilling and bottling each spirit. Their Ashuelot vodka, which forms the base of the Libation Lemon Drop, is a testament to their dedication to quality and authenticity.
What does New England Sweetwater Ashuelot Gin taste like?
It has anise, licorice, subtle juniper, lemon custard cream, floral hints, and a smooth finish.
How should I drink Ashuelot Gin?
Try it with tonic and citrus, in a martini variation, in a gin sour, or in a simple highball.
Is Ashuelot Gin good for gin and tonics?
Yes. Its botanical and citrus-tinged profile works well with tonic and a lemon garnish.
What makes Ashuelot Gin different?
It is distilled from locally grown apples and potatoes and vapor-infused with botanicals, giving it a New Hampshire small-batch point of view.
Where is New England Sweetwater Ashuelot Gin made?
The current listing identifies it as a New Hampshire gin from the United States.
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