description Plymouth Gin Overview
Plymouth Gin originates from Devon, England, dating back to 1793. It’s a Protected Geographical Indication product, meaning its distinctive flavor – characterized by subtle citrus and maritime notes – is carefully regulated. This gin is favored by bartenders seeking authentic English cocktails and those appreciating traditional British spirits with a unique coastal character.
help Plymouth Gin FAQ
Is Plymouth Gin still made in Plymouth?
Yes, Plymouth Gin is made at the Black Friars Distillery in Plymouth, Devon. The brand traces production at that site back to 1793.
What ABV is standard Plymouth Gin?
The standard Plymouth Original Strength gin is 41.2 percent ABV in many markets. Plymouth Navy Strength is stronger at 57 percent ABV, a traditional navy-strength figure.
Did Plymouth Gin keep its geographical indication?
Plymouth Gin previously had protected geographical status in the European Union, but the owner did not renew it in the mid-2010s. The name remains protected as a brand, and the product is still tied to the Plymouth distillery.
What cocktails specifically call for Plymouth Gin?
Plymouth appears by name in many classic cocktail discussions, especially around the Pink Gin and early dry Martini traditions. The 1930 Savoy Cocktail Book is often cited by bartenders because it names Plymouth Gin in numerous recipes.
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