Launched in 1939, this American-made gin is sold in its famous "bumpy" bottle (and is actually referred to as "Bumpy" in many a liquor store to this day). Seagram's Gin Extra Dry is actually aged slightly (several weeks) in ex-whiskey white oak barrels and has just the faintest hint of yellow color. Seagram's Gin Extra Dry is distilled with a 100% neutral grain base.
