Liberty is more important than life itself.

This fundamental principle served as the backbone of the soldiers during the Revolutionary War. 

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On their own they were farmers, doctors, blacksmiths and lawyers, united by a common cause: to make this country free from the unbearable and unfair practices of the British crown. They took up arms and became known as “Bluecoats.” They fought long and hard to eventually win their freedom, several years before the notion of an independent, United States of America became a reality.

In their fight for freedom, the courageous men and women of the Revolutionary War took great pride in their rebellion and gave birth to a nation. Their spirit, indomitable energy, opposition to the status quo, and aspiration for a better tomorrow has guided this nation since its inception. 

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The Birth of a Spirit

In celebration of these free-thinking revolutionaries, Philadelphia Distilling connects the rich history of 1776 to present day with Bluecoat American Dry Gin. 

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