The Latest from Seeing Green
Discover cleaner, greener brands, products and experiences—and practical ideas for healthier, more sustainable everyday living.
From Shiraz to Yuzu, Four Pillars Gin Is Full of Surprises
Four Pillars Gin is an Australian distillery making inventive, flavor-packed gins with fresh citrus, native botanicals and unexpected ingredients like Shiraz grapes, yuzu and olive oil. Beyond the bottle, it's finding creative ways to reduce waste, reuse ingredients and make gin more sustainably.
Gray Whale Gin Distills the Spirit of Coastal Conservation
Gray Whale Gin is a California craft gin inspired by the gray whale’s 12,000-mile migration along the Pacific coast, featuring botanicals sourced from that same route. Every bottle celebrates the ocean and supports efforts to protect it.
Organic Spirits with Driftless Roots at La Crosse Distilling Co.
La Crosse Distilling Co. is redefining craft spirits with a conscience — producing organic, grain-to-glass vodka, gin and whiskey powered by geothermal energy and rooted in Wisconsin’s Driftless Region. By sourcing locally, cutting waste and giving back to the land, they’re proving that great taste and sustainability can share the same pour.
Listen: Cheers to Gin - A More Thoughtful Pour for Everyday Cocktails
Cheers to gin — and the Solutionists innovating to deliver a terrific spirit with a lighter footprint. In this Greening My… episode of the Seeing Green Podcast, we explore what’s behind the bottle and spotlight five choices that might just be your next favorite for a G&T.
Penrhos Spirits Is Reimagining Gin from Orchard to Aluminum Bottle
Penrhos Spirits brings a fresh approach to British gin, turning overlooked ingredients into something worth celebrating. Founded by two Herefordshire farming families, the distillery crafts small-batch gin from surplus orchard fruit and packages it in 100% recycled aluminum bottles.
Hayman Distillers Blends Heritage, Quality and a Smarter Way Forward
Hayman Distillers is a family-owned British spirits producer blending generations of distilling heritage with a modern commitment to quality and sustainability. From classic gins to its waste-reducing Respirited Vodka, the company shows how craft spirits can deliver exceptional taste while thoughtfully reducing their environmental footprint.
Ahascragh Distillery Is Redefining Irish Spirits With Zero Emissions
Ahascragh Distillery is Ireland’s first zero energy emissions whiskey and gin distillery, blending historic craftsmanship with cutting-edge clean technology. It produces premium spirits while proving that tradition and sustainability can evolve together.
Sustainable Sips: Big Sur Sunset
Big Sur Sunset from Gray Whale Gin mixes bright citrus, smooth gin, and a hint of berry for a cocktail that’s fresh, coastal, and easy to love — proof that sustainable spirits can taste every bit as good as they look. Check it out…
Arbikie Highland Estate: Recipes
Arbikie Highland Estate crafts climate-positive, field-to-bottle spirits and shares cocktail recipes that spotlight farm-grown ingredients and sustainable distilling innovation.
Gray Whale Gin: Recipes
Gray Whale Gin crafts coastal-inspired recipes and cocktails using botanicals sourced along California’s coast, pairing great taste with a mission to protect ocean wildlife.
Arbikie Highland Estate Distills Spirits from Field to Bottle on Scotland’s Coast
Arbikie Highland Estate is a pioneering field-to-bottle distillery located on Scotland’s east coast. Recognized as one of the world’s most sustainable distilleries and purveyor of the world’s first “climate-positive” gin and vodka, Arbikie is a genuine field to bottle operation, combining traditional farming with forward-thinking innovation.
Boatyard Distillery Brings Sustainability From Grain to Glass
Boatyard Distillery is a family-owned, independent distillery based in Northern Ireland, dedicated to producing high-quality craft spirits. Inspired in part by the natural beauty of its location on the banks of Lough Erne, sustainability is at the heart of Boatyard Distillery’s operations, with several initiatives aimed at reducing their environmental footprint from grain-to-glass.