Best Aviation Gin
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Kelly Johnson was a pioneering American engineer instrumental in shaping modern aviation and aerospace technology. He established the Lockheed Corporation’s “Skunk Works” facility, renowned for rapid prototyping and innovative designs. His work centered on high-speed aircraft development, most notab...
The Aviation is a classic cocktail known for its complex flavor and striking visual appearance. It combines gin, maraschino liqueur, orange curaçao, and crème de violette to create a layered drink with notes of citrus and violet. Popular among those interested in pre-prohibition cocktails or explori...
Ryan Reynolds is a Canadian and American actor, producer, and entrepreneur known for film roles including the title character in Deadpool. Beyond acting, he acquired an ownership interest in Aviation American Gin and became an owner of Mint Mobile, appearing prominently in advertising for both brand...
Geoffrey de Havilland was a British aviation pioneer and aerospace engineer who founded the de Havilland Aircraft Company. He designed several highly successful and innovative aircraft, most notably the wooden Mosquito, which served as a versatile multirole combat aircraft during World War II. Follo...
Dornier Aircraft represents a significant chapter in German aerospace engineering history. The company developed innovative designs like the Wingtack, exploring aerodynamic efficiency and utilizing pioneering materials for its time. Dornier’s research contributed substantially to advancements in pro...
Aviation American Gin is a distilled spirit produced in Portland, Oregon, that helped define the "New Western" gin style by utilizing a more balanced botanical recipe rather than strictly highlighting juniper. Its flavor profile includes sarsaparilla, cardamom, coriander, lavender, anise seed, and d...
Robert Esnault-Pelterie was a pioneering French aircraft designer and rocket propulsion theorist. In 1907, he designed the R.E.P. 1 monoplane, which notably featured the first use of a single joystick for flight control, and he later became a foundational figure in European rocketry and astronautics...
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