Vigilant Navy Strength Gin Retailer:137 And you’ve just got to

And you’ve just got to respect that

"Overholt" is and anglicization of the German name "Oberholzer"… as in Henry Oberholzer — a German Mennonite farmer from Pennsylvania on the banks of Jacob’s Creek

and distinct apple

Since each year is a hand-selected release

smack dab in the middle of the Prohibition era

Vigilant Navy Strength Gin Retailer:137 And you’ve just got toSomething completely new a savory, spicy, smoky Gin at full Navy Strength. In 1864, Joseph A. Magnus was notified that his father had been killed in the Civil War. Being the eldest son, he went to work as a merchant in Cincinnati, Ohio, to support the family. He found his niche in wholesale Spirits, and soon opened the Joseph A. Magnus distillery where he produced Murray Hill Club Whiskey. Prohibition shut him down for good. But the story goes that