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Spirits

Robert's No. 1 American Dry Gin

Robert's No. 1 American Dry Gin

Our lead product, Robert’s No. 1 American Dry Gin, is an award-winning spirit crafted from an amalgamation of locally grown and exotic herbal and floral botanicals, including lavender, lemongrass, juniper, and grains of paradise. It presents a contemporary blend of floral notes with a hint of complex botanicals from southeast Asia, and is equally at home in a martini or in classic cocktails. Declared "Best Georgia Gin" by Georgia Grown and proud winner of an American Distilling Institute Gold Medal.

Robert's Barrel-Rested Old Tom

Oak House Distillery's Old Tom Gin is a harmonious blend of tradition and innovation. Crafted with meticulous attention, this gin pays homage to the classic Old Tom style, boasting a refined botanical profile. Expect a symphony of herbal, floral, and smokey elements, all gracefully aged in bourbon barrels to impart a rich complexity. The result is a spirit that marries the past with the present—a smooth, sophisticated gin with a touch of nostalgia. Oak House Distillery invites enthusiasts to savor the culmination of their expertise, offering a limited release that embodies the timeless allure of Old Tom Gin. 

Robert's Barrel Rested Old Tom Gin
Oak House Gold and Silver Rum

Oak House Gold Rum

Our single barrel Jamaican style rums are created from fermented molasses and cane juice expertly distilled and crafted to perfection. Each barrel imparts a subtle variation to the rich caramel noted consistently offering a soft welcoming warmth to ruthless pirates and landlubbers alike.

Oak House Silver Rum

This is an rich ester-forward Jamaican-style silver rum, reminiscent of rums from the time of the dread pirate Bartholomew Robert's (Black Bart), whose flag was chosen as our rum logo.


 

Oak House Silver Rum
Robert's Organic Vodka

Robert's Organic Vodka

Produced in small batches with Georgia spring water, filtered through coconut charcoal, our Organic Vodka retains a subtle spiciness reflecting its origin in organically produced American corn.
 

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