Lone Pine Gateway Gin

Lone Pine Distilling gives you a unique local take on craft distilling, featuring one-of-a-kind recipes alongside traditional flavours.

They’re what keep us grounded and allow us to keep growing. Our roots connect us to family, friends and neighbours… to our histories and our communities.

Lone Pine Distilling has its roots in western Canada, between the Rocky Mountain peaks and sweeping golden prairies of Alberta. The distillery is located in the heart of Edmonton, on the south side of the North Saskatchewan river, tucked away between Calgary Trail and Gateway Boulevard.

Lone Pine Distilling was founded by two close friends, inspired by years of sipping spirits and sharing conversations around the campfire at the cabin, where a lone pine stands watch over the site.

When Alberta’s post-Prohibition legislation was finally updated at the end of 2013 to allow for the existence of micro-distilleries– the dream of operating an independent local distillery became impossible to resist.

We aim to honour and celebrate our Alberta roots by using regionally sourced ingredients, products and services, including the contributions of skilled local producers and craftspeople in our community.

Gateway Dry Gin uses thoughtfully balanced botanicals to craft a passage from the original London Dry to a new western standard– for enthusiasts and adventurers alike.

Crisp notes of juniper and coriander are tempered by smooth tones of citrus, along with a few other enigmatic ingredients, giving this classically dry gin a highly satisfying taste and texture.

A vapour infusion process is used to keep ingredients separate during distillation, for authentic incorporation and perfection of flavour.

The label for our Gateway Dry Gin was inspired by the natural colour of a plump dark juniper berry, offering homage to gin’s most essential ingredient.

The name for this reliably refreshing spirit is a nod to Edmonton’s history as the “Gateway to the North” (as well as our distillery’s location just off Gateway Boulevard).