Watershed Gin - Old Tom Non--VA this aged brandy embodies the

this aged brandy embodies the spirit of Virginia's terroir

and buckwheat) and an infusion of chile peppers

The second difference was that gin was slightly aged

and just a hint of lemon in the nose

Each sip unveils a symphony of flavors

Watershed Gin - Old Tom Non--VA this aged brandy embodies the"In the mid 1800s, gin was a common beverage in America. However, at that time, the gin coming over from Europe was different from today's ""London Dry"" gin in two key ways. First, gin then was sweet, as were most products of the day. (Think sweet champagne, sweet wine, vermouth, and yes, sweet gin.) Things would ""dry"" out later in the century as tastes changed. The second difference was that gin was slightly aged. This was not intentional. If you