Navy Strength/Plymouth Gin Navy Strength 750 ml

Plymouth Gin Navy Strength 750 ml

England · 114 Proof
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About this bottle

Plymouth Gin Navy Strength is a higher-proof version of the historic Plymouth Gin, distilled at the Black Friars Distillery in Plymouth, England — the sole remaining producer with the legal right to the "Plymouth Gin" geographic designation. Bottled at 57% ABV, it references the traditional British Royal Navy standard, the proof at which gunpowder would still ignite if doused in spilled spirit, a historical benchmark for verifying a ship's rum or gin hadn't been watered down. Made from a bill including juniper, coriander, cardamom, and orris root, it carries a bolder, earthier profile than London Dry styles. Expect intense juniper and citrus on the nose, a bold, spicy palate, and a long, warming finish.

How to drink Plymouth Navy Strength

Use it in a classic Martini or Gimlet where you want the gin's higher proof to stand up to citrus and vermouth rather than get diluted out.

Tasting notes
Nosejuniper, citrus
Palatebold, spicy
Finishlong, warming
Specs

Gin114 proof · England

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What cocktails work well with Plymouth Navy Strength Gin?

Its higher proof holds up especially well in a Negroni or Martini, where it won't get diluted out by vermouth and ice.

Why is it called 'Navy Strength'?

It's bottled at 57% ABV, referencing the traditional British Royal Navy standard — the proof at which gunpowder would still ignite if doused in spilled spirit.

Where is Plymouth Gin made?

At the Black Friars Distillery in Plymouth, England — the sole remaining producer with the legal right to the 'Plymouth Gin' geographic designation.

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