The Places We Go Collection Case of 12

  The Places We Go Collection | 4 Each Lilac City From Boston Commons to Spokane’s Manito Park, John Duncan came in 1912, planting the seed of Spokane becoming the Lilac City. Little did he know how well the flowers pair with gin and vodka. Our kit blends the Essence of Asia’s ancient flower with citrus, vanilla, and lavender —flavors that bring your libations to full bloom. Fancy that! Spokane House Aromatic In 1809, explorer David Thompson visited the confluence of two rivers, the Spokane and Little Spokane. He found what the indigenous peoples had known for centuries, a landscape rich in plants and wildlife. Our kit blends the prairie sage of the inland NW with an earthy blend of peppery spice and hints of citrus to enhance whiskies, rum, and mezcal. Capt. Hall's Cranberry In 1816, Capt. Henry Hall was the first to cultivate cranberries on CapeCod. Little did he know that in 125 years, cranberry with vodka and lime would become the coastal fave, Cape Codder. Our kit blends cranberry