Ever heard gin called “Mother’s Ruin”? That nickname isn’t just catchy—it’s a throwback to a wild chapter in gin’s history. Back in 18th century England, gin was like the bad boy of booze, stirring up all sorts of drama in society, especially among women and families. Today, we’re diving into that gritty past, but also showing how gin, especially at places like The Old G, is shaking off those old-school shadows.

Everybody’s got that go-to drink, but ever wonder what yours is telling the world about you? Whether your drink of choice is deep-rooted in tradition or just a casual pick, it might just reveal a slice of your personality. Whether you’re gearing up to break the ice at your next house party or just vibing to some self-discovery, knowing what your favorite drink says about you can be pretty enlightening—yeah, it’s deeper than you think!

Celebrate National Gin and Tonic Day on April 9th with The Old G — a smooth, crisp pour that honors the tradition and elevates every sip.

Get ready to make your spot the go-to with a gin tasting that’ll have everyone talking. Nail it with the right spirits and cocktails, and your crib will become the ultimate hangout spot.

Curious about craft gin? Here’s your quick-start guide to what sets it apart and why The Old G is redefining how real gin should taste.

Gin isn’t just chillin’ on the back of the bar; it’s been holding it down in pop culture, from the classic flicks of the Golden Age to the deep cuts of modern and vintage literature. Out here, gin isn’t just a drink—it’s a whole mood, representing everything from sleek sophistication to the raw edge of rebellion. As it moves through the scenes of films and pages of books, gin reflects the shifts in societal vibes and the never-ending swagger of this iconic spirit.