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Oakland Spirits Company Automatic Uptown Dry Gin
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Oakland Spirits Company Automatic Uptown Dry Gin

  • Distiller

    Oakland Spirits Company

  • Bottler

    Oakland Spirits Company

  • ABV

    47.5%

  • Age

    NA

  • Price $100 to $199.99

Distilled from grapes, Oakland Spirit Company's Automatic Uptown Dry Gin is their "rail" offering - a budget friendly gin that comes in a larger, one liter, format. There's not a lot of information regarding what specifically they do differently here compared to their premium gins, but the price was attractive when I was purchasing their No5 and Sea Gin, so I gave it a spin. Let's see how it was.

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  • Raided Score: 75
  • The Daily Pour
  • By The Daily Pour Staff
  • Alright, but a bit harsh here and there. Great in a mixed drink, though, which explains why this is considered OSCO's rail gin. I really enjoyed a G&T, a couple variations on fruit slings, and even a couple experimental lemon forward drinks with this. Wasn't great in a martini, which checks out.
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  • Nose:

    Floral, immediate hit from the juniper. Light perfume to it, almost a little jasmine or something, bright, enticing. Not super sweet, or over the top with juniper, either.

  • Taste:

    Thin on the palate, not a super rockstar mouth feel, but plenty of flavor. Honey, lavender, juniper, hint of cucumber. Nice qualities here.

  • Finish:

    Long finish. Ethanol is a bit forward, comes on a bit strong in the finish. Pepper, some strong coriander.

  • Overall:

    Alright, but a bit harsh here and there. Great in a mixed drink, though, which explains why this is considered OSCO's rail gin. I really enjoyed a G&T, a couple variations on fruit slings, and even a couple experimental lemon forward drinks with this. Wasn't great in a martini, which checks out.

  • Score:

    75

  • By The Daily Pour Staff
  • Our in house critic rates spirits on a scale of 0-10 (10 best) and is aggregated the same as external sources