Ada Lovelace Dry Gin

Crafted with a Code of 10 Botanicals, our Master Distiller describes our gin as “an Orchestra where every botanical has their voice, but none scream out for attention.” Utilizing rose petals and lemon peel from the Coppola Family Estate in Napa, we bring both flavor and heritage to this handcrafted gin.

Daughter of Lord Byron and protégé of Charles Babbage, Ada Lovelace was a woman of fierce originality and intellectual interests. She is recognized today as the first computer programmer. Born in London in 1815, she studied math and science at the insistence of her mother, despite the common knowledge that these subjects were too rigorous for girls.
We have crafted a gin that pays homage to the great English-style gins of Lady Ada Lovelace's era, with a forward-thinking Code of 10 Botanicals, some of which may be found at our wine estates in Napa and Sonoma, along with pure spring water from our Napa estate. It is a gin that is inspired by the innovators of the past, present, and future.
Meyer Lemons from our estate lemon trees. An ode to one of the family's own impressive women, the lemon peels honor Eleanor Coppola's annual tradition of making delicious estate marmalade.
Rose Petals from the many rose gardens on the property.
Italian Blue Juniper tend to be less piney and more floral. This variety is reminiscent of the wild growing Juniper bushes found on Coppola family property in the Italian countryside.
Crafted with a Code of 10 Botanicals, our Master Distiller describes our gin as "an Orchestra where every botanical has their voice, but none scream out for attention." Utilizing rose petals and lemon peel from the Coppola Family Estate in Napa, we bring both flavor and heritage to this handcrafted gin.
Meyer Lemons from our estate lemon trees. An ode to one of the family's own impressive women, the lemon peels honor Eleanor Coppola's annual tradition of making delicious estate marmalade.
Rose Petals from the many rose gardens on the property.
Italian Blue Juniper tend to be less piney and more floral. This variety is reminiscent of the wild growing Juniper bushes found on Coppola family property in the Italian countryside.