Woods Cascadian Dry Gin

, a craft distillery based in Vancouver, British Columbia. The gin takes its name and identity from the Cascadia bioregion, drawing on the forests, coastlines, and watersheds of the Pacific Northwest as both inspiration and source material.

The botanical bill leans into local character, incorporating wild and regionally sourced ingredients alongside traditional juniper.

Cascadian Dry falls into the contemporary dry style, meaning it respects the juniper-forward foundation expected of a dry gin while allowing the supporting botanicals to express a distinctly West Coast personality.

Notes of Douglas fir, coastal botanicals, and bright citrus give it a profile that feels rooted in place rather than generic. The distillery uses a careful small-batch approach, and the result is a gin that holds up well in cocktails while being interesting enough to sip over ice.

At this price point it competes with other serious craft gins from the region and earns its place among them. For drinkers who want a Pacific Northwest gin that actually delivers on the regional concept rather than simply marketing it, Woods Cascadian Dry is a genuine and worthwhile choice.

It works particularly well in a Negroni or a gin and tonic with local tonic water.