Plymouth Wine

How does the Navy take their gin? By the 114 proof bottle. Plymouth Navy Strength Gin is held to the British Naval standard of 57 ABV. Turns out, you can still load a canon and light it with gun powder that’s been soaked in gin...assuming that gin is at least 57 ABV. Although you probably don’t have to worry about loading a canon on a moving ship (while trying not to spill your drink), you’ll definitely enjoy the enhanced flavor and strength of Plymouth Gin Navy Strength.

Plymouth Sloe Gin is a quintessentially English drink – the origins of which have been lost in time. Although sloe berries grow all over Europe and many countries have their own version, it is the English style that is the most familiar. Come October, blackthorn bushes start to produce their fruit. The sloes are handpicked. This can be tricky since the blackthorn has very sharp thorns! They are then steeped in Plymouth Gin until the flavor has reached the desired intensity.

Plymouth Gin 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.