Barrel-Rested/Treaty Oak Waterloo Antique Gin 750 ml

Treaty Oak Waterloo Antique Gin 750 ml

Texas, USA · 90 Proof
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About this bottle

Treaty Oak Waterloo Antique Gin comes from the Austin, Texas distillery, distilled in a copper pot still from a botanical bill of juniper, coriander, angelica root, and more. Unlike a standard gin, it rests a minimum of six months in charred American oak barrels, taking on a light amber color and real barrel character. Expect a smooth, complex profile with juniper and citrus still present but softened by vanilla and oak, closing on a slightly sweet finish. It's a barrel-rested gin built as a bridge for whiskey drinkers curious about gin.

How to drink Treaty Oak Waterloo Antique Gin

Sip it neat like a young whiskey to appreciate the oak, or use it in a barrel-aged Negroni where the extra depth stands up well to Campari and vermouth. It's less suited to a straightforward Gin and Tonic.

Specs

Gin90 proof · charred American oak · Texas, USA

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What's the best way to serve Treaty Oak Waterloo Antique Gin?

Sip it neat or on the rocks like a young whiskey, or use it in a Negroni or barrel-aged Martini.

What cocktails work well with Treaty Oak Waterloo Antique Gin?

Its barrel rest makes it a good fit for a Negroni or an aged Martini variation, where the oak notes add extra depth.

What makes Treaty Oak Waterloo Antique Gin different from a standard gin?

It rests a minimum of 6 months in charred American oak after distillation, giving it a golden color and whiskey-like oak notes on top of its botanical base — produced by Treaty Oak Distilling in Texas.

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