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Plymouth Gin
Plymouth Gin
Plymouth Gin // England
Plymouth Gin is unique in that it is both a gin brand and gin style. A Plymouth-style gin can only be produced in Plymouth, England. The Plymouth Gin brand was first distilled in 1793 at the historic Black Friars Distillery and is (currently) the only gin brand produced in the city.
It is made with grain spirit and seven botanicals: juniper berries, coriander seed, orange and lemon peel, green cardamom, angelica root and orris root. After distillation, the gin is then bottled at 41.2% ABV.
Plymouth Gin is unique in that it is both a gin brand and gin style. A Plymouth-style gin can only be produced in Plymouth, England. The Plymouth Gin brand was first distilled in 1793 at the historic Black Friars Distillery and is (currently) the only gin brand produced in the city. It is made with grain spirit and seven botanicals: juniper berries, coriander seed, orange and lemon peel, green cardamom, angelica root and orris root. After distillation, the gin is then bottled at 41.2% ABV.
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ageUnaged
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Cost
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abv41.2
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Plymouth GinThis style is not legally defined other than to say that it is produced in Plymouth, England. It is slightly sweeter than the London Dry Style.
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Cask TypeUnaged
Tasting Notes
"The coriander and citrus peels are first to hit your senses. Juniper is present, of course, but doesn't play a major part of the aroma. The gin is soft on the palate and long on the coriander and cardamom. The gin is a bit cinnamon-y on the finish and provides the gentlest of bites-- a nibble really. If you are making a martini, you may want to go light on the vermouth here. A better alternative would be to have a Pink Gin cocktail instead."
Added by
Stephanie Moreno
Score
93