That’s how the New York tabloids described Jack "Legs" Diamond. He was a fixture in the Prohibition-era Hudson Valley, bootlegging bathtub gin from the Helderberg Mountains to the speakeasies of Manhattan. On the night of December 18, 1934, Legs met an assassin’s bullet (actually 3) while sleeping off a gin-soaked evening in a rented bed on Albany’s Dove Street. It was a fitting end to a life riddled with crime, corruption, and eleven prior bullets.

Distilled and bottled in the London Dry style of gin, our latest release—Jack Diamond’s ProhibiGin—is smooth and intense… a lot like the gangster himself. ~Distillery