Plymouth Gin

Description

Produced in the oldest working gin distillery in England, Plymouth gin has come to be almost synonymous with the British Royal Navy. This historic gin was first produced in 1793, and more than 200 years later, continues to be made today with the same blend of seven botanicals, water, and grain alcohol. At 41.2 percent ABV, Plymouth gin has more of an earthy feel and smooth juniper hit than other gins, and the fresh aroma of juniper, cardamom, and coriander makes it the perfect choice for a simple gin and tonic over ice with a citrus garnish. However, Plymouth gin also works well in a range of classic cocktails, from Gin Martinis to Gimlets, where the flavor profile including earthy tones, fresh juniper, and lemon make it the star of the show. Whatever your favorite cocktail, be sure to have a bottle of Plymouth gin on hand for a real taste of old England.

Alcohol percentage: 41.2

Tasting Notes

Plymouth Original Strength is a unique, protected style of gin originating from the city of Plymouth, South West England. Since 1793 it has been distilled from a unique blend of 7 botanicals, soft Dartmoor water and pure grain alcohol at the historic Black Friars Distillery – the oldest working distillery in England.