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Barr Hill Tom Cat Reserve Barrel Aged Gin

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Management number 253592178 Release Date 2026/10/24 List Price US$21.20 Model Number 253592178
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Barr Hill Tom Cat Reserve is a barrel-aged gin from Caledonia Spirits in Vermont — distilled from corn and finished with raw honey, then matured in barrel for a burnished rose-gold hue and a modern-day adaptation of the sweetened Old Tom style.

Tom Cat takes the raw-honey philosophy of Barr Hill and ages it in oak, layering vanilla and soft spice over the honey-and-juniper core. The barrel rounds the spirit and deepens the color to rose gold, while the raw honey keeps a gentle sweetness that echoes the historic Old Tom style without being sugary.

Tasting Notes

  • Nose: Honey and juniper mingling with soft oak
  • Palate: Slightly sweet up front, brisk piney mid-palate, fading to vanilla and a brush of peach
  • Finish: Warm, rounded, lightly sweet with lingering oak

Specs

  • Distillery: Caledonia Spirits (Barr Hill), Hardwick, Vermont
  • Style: Barrel-Aged Old Tom-style Gin
  • Base: Corn, finished with raw honey
  • Size: 750ml

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Barr Hill Tom Cat taste like?

Honey and juniper with soft oak on the nose; slightly sweet up front, brisk and piney mid-palate, fading to vanilla and a brush of peach. Warm and rounded from the barrel.

How is it different from Barr Hill Gin?

Tom Cat is the barrel-aged version — the same corn base and raw honey, matured in oak for a rose-gold color, added vanilla and spice, and a rounder, Old Tom-style character.

How should I serve it?

Best in spirit-forward cocktails — a Martinez or Negroni — or neat to appreciate the barrel and honey. The oak can overwhelm lighter mixers.


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