Wiggly Bridge Small Batch Dry Gin is a handcrafted American dry gin from a family-owned distillery in the oceanside town of York, Maine, bottled at 80 proof (40% ABV).
Wiggly Bridge is a small, family-owned craft distillery that built its own copper pot stills by hand and makes all of its spirits on site in York. Its gin starts from the distillery's sour mash family recipe, also used in its whiskeys, and is distilled with Croatian juniper, jasmine, coriander, angelica root, orris root and orange peel. Unlike many London Dry gins, the recipe emphasizes a softer, more approachable botanical profile.
Floral and citrus notes lead, with juniper kept beautifully balanced and a crisp citrus finish.
The Wiggly Bridge illustration makes it a charming gift from coastal Maine.
Gin gets its character from juniper and other botanicals.
Jasmine adds a soft floral lift.
Orris root helps bind the botanical aromas together.
Serve it with premium tonic and an orange twist.
A sprig of rosemary or thyme makes a fragrant garnish.
It makes a gentle, floral Martini.
Try it in a French 75 with Champagne.
It shines in a Bee's Knees with honey and lemon.
It is a great gift for gin fans visiting New England.
It is a fun bottle for seaside entertaining.
York is a historic oceanside town on Maine's southern coast.
The Wiggly Bridge is a small suspension footbridge in York that gives the distillery its name.
Small-batch distilling allows close attention to each run.
Try it in a Gimlet with fresh lime.
It also works in a Negroni for a softer, floral take.
Keep a bottle on hand for summer cookouts.
It is a thoughtful souvenir from Maine.
Tasting Notes
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Nose: Floral, jasmine, citrus.
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Palate: Balanced juniper, coriander.
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Finish: Crisp citrus.
Specifications
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Distillery: Wiggly Bridge Distillery, York, Maine
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Style: Small-batch American dry gin
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Botanicals: Croatian juniper, jasmine, coriander, angelica, orris, orange peel
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Proof / ABV: 80 proof (40% ABV)
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Origin: Maine, USA
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Size: 750ml
How to Enjoy It
Mix a G&T with an orange twist, a Tom Collins or a Bee's Knees. It pairs with lobster rolls, oysters and clam chowder.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is it made?
In York, Maine, on handmade copper pot stills.
What botanicals are used?
Croatian juniper, jasmine, coriander, angelica, orris and orange peel.
Is it juniper-heavy?
No, it is softer, with floral and citrus notes leading.
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