Happy #WorldGinDay!

Today we celebrate the spirit of precision and depth that gets poured out of every bottle of IMMORAL GIN.

Our Award-Winning Gin is crafted with 12 carefully selected botanicals for a clean, aromatic finish that speaks for itself.

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Immoral Gin 750ml

Distilled with 12 Dried Botanicals

About Red Eye Louie’s Immoral Gin: Red Eye Louie’s Immoral Gin leads with lemon, orange peel, and soft herbal notes that don’t crowd the glass. Juniper is present but not overwhelming. You’ll get a smooth mid-palate, a touch of spice, and a finish that actually finishes. No lingering burn. No perfume cloud. Just clean flavor with structure and clarity.

“Good introductory gin for non-gin drinkers.” — 2025 ADI judgeA Short History of Gin

Gin’s origins trace back to 16th-century Holland, where a medicinal spirit called jenever was created by distilling malt wine with juniper berries and other botanicals. Originally used to treat ailments like kidney disorders, it was embraced by Dutch soldiers during wartime for its calming effects giving rise to the term “Dutch courage.”

When English soldiers encountered jenever during the Eighty Years’ War, they brought the idea back home, where it evolved into what we now recognize as gin. By the 18th century, gin had exploded in popularity across England, particularly among the working class during what became known as the Gin Craze.

From a rough spirit associated with excess, gin transformed into a sophisticated base for classic cocktails like the Martini and Negroni—cementing its place as a staple of modern mixology.

History of Gin Continued…

Gin’s journey didn’t end in Europe it became a cultural icon in America too.

During Prohibition in the 1920s, when alcohol was banned across the U.S., gin became the spirit of choice for underground distillers. It was cheap, fast to make, and could be flavored with whatever botanicals were on hand.

This era gave birth to the infamous “bathtub gin,” a rough, homemade version of the spirit that fueled speakeasies and jazz clubs alike. Despite its sketchy origins, it helped embed gin into American cocktail culture, inspiring classics like the Bee’s Knees and the Gin Rickey.

Beyond the bar, gin has also seeped into American music and pop culture, most famously in the song “Bathtub Gin” by jam band Phish. The track, often improvised live, pays playful homage to the spirit and the mystique of its Prohibition roots.

Gin has long stirred creativity and rebellion in equal measure on both sides of the Atlantic. We invite you to taste this rich history embodied in every bottle of Red Eye Louie’s IMMORAL Gin.

GIN COCKTAILS IMMORAL Gin Gulf Gimlet Ingredients: 2 oz IMMORAL Gin ¾ oz basil & lime muddle ¼ oz celery bitters Fresh basil garnish Cucumber slice garnish Method: Muddle basil and lime juice. Shake with ice and fine strain into a coupe. Garnish with slapped basil and cucumber