Fifty Pounds London Dry Gin Retailer:68 and … twice — you

and … twice — you might think that they have been around a long time

It's a Highland Single Malt made from 100% malted barley that has spent its dozen years in American oak ― some ex-Bourbon

it’s bottled at a nicely powerful 50% ABV — solid and beefy enough to stand up to a cocktail but won’t melt your fenders if you sip it neat or on the rocks

and sea of Central California

Any way you slice it

Fifty Pounds London Dry Gin Retailer:68 and … twice — you50 Pounds is the Boston Tea Party of London Gin named after a tax, a bit rebellious against authority, and true to the spirit of the country where it was born. In the early 1700s, William of Orange prohibited the importation of all alcoholic beverages into England. Ill never understand why governments do things like that, it never works, right? As you might expect, the good, drink loving folks in jolly old England responded just like Americans did 200