Gin · 45.0% ABV
Torrey Pines Gin
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1+ cases
12 bottles per case
A gin capturing the essence of Southern California, made with traditional Italian juniper and fresh trimmings from the rare Torrey Pine. The idea began on a family hike in France, when owner Matt "Woody" Kidd's son asked if he could make gin from Torrey Pine needles. The needles and bark are collected by a licensed arborist from trees on private and municipal land during routine care, never from protected reserves. Torrey Pines Gin is the official gin of the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club.
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A gin capturing the essence of Southern California, made with traditional Italian juniper and fresh trimmings from the rare Torrey Pine. The idea began on a family hike in France, when owner Matt "Woody" Kidd's son asked if he could make gin from Torrey Pine needles. The needles and bark are collected by a licensed arborist from trees on private and municipal land during routine care, never from protected reserves. Torrey Pines Gin is the official gin of the Del Mar Thoroughbred Club.
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The Brand

Storyhouse Spirits
San Diego, CA
Est. 2018
Storyhouse Spirits is a small-batch distillery, kitchen, and tasting room in San Diego's East Village. The team handcrafts award-winning whiskeys and gins in intimate batches, aiming to make every sip carry character and depth.
View brand profile →The Founder's Note
Owner Matt "Woody" Kidd first got the idea for Torrey Pines Gin on a family hike in France, when his son asked if he could make a gin from Torrey Pine needles.
How It's Made
Spirits are distilled in small batches in San Diego. The Straight Bourbon and Straight Rye whiskeys are each aged a minimum of five years in American oak barrels, with the rye finished further in Cabernet barrels sourced from a sister winery. Torrey Pines Gin's pine needles and bark are harvested by a licensed arborist from trees on private and municipal land during routine care, never from protected reserves.
Tasting Notes
Nose: bright and inviting, with prominent pine and juniper layered with subtle citrus and floral notes. Palate: refreshing and lightly herbaceous with a smooth, lingering quality. Finish: crisp and clean with warmth and a final echo of pine.



