1.75 L

Aviation Batch Distilled American Gin

American-Made | Balanced Botanicals | Ultra-Smooth Finish

Available now at Liquor Boutique

Aviation American Gin is a revolutionary spirit that redefined the category of gin with its balanced, botanical-forward profile. Distilled in Portland, Oregon, this batch-distilled gin moves away from the juniper-heavy London Dry style, offering a smoother, more refined experience. With notes of lavender, cardamom, and sarsaparilla, Aviation delivers a clean, versatile flavor that’s perfect for both classic and modern cocktails. Owned in part by actor Ryan Reynolds, this American original has become a bar staple and a cultural favorite.

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Soft spice, citrus zest, and floral hints of lavender

• Palate: Smooth and mellow with cardamom, coriander, and sweet citrus

• Finish: Long and clean with subtle earthiness and balanced herbal warmth

Why Buy Aviation Batch Distilled American Gin:

• American-style gin with a smooth, juniper-light profile

• Crafted in small batches using seven balanced botanicals

• Perfect for cocktails like the Aviation, gin fizz, or G&T

• Endorsed and co-owned by Ryan Reynolds

• Available in a large 1.75L size—ideal for entertaining or restocking

How to Enjoy:
Serve in an Aviation cocktail with maraschino liqueur and lemon juice, or keep it simple with a gin & tonic and a lemon twist. Its smooth and mellow character makes it incredibly versatile—from shaken to stirred and everything in between.

Have Any Questions?

What makes Aviation different from traditional gin?
It’s a New Western-style gin with less emphasis on juniper and more balance across botanicals like lavender and cardamom.

Is this gin good for mixing?
Absolutely. Its smoothness and balance make it ideal for both classic and creative gin cocktails.

Where is Aviation Gin made?
It’s distilled in Portland, Oregon, using a small-batch process with high-quality ingredients.

Why is this bottle 1.75L?
This is the larger-format bottle, perfect for home bars, events, or regular use—offering better value per pour.