Plymouth Gin

A great depth of flavour, with a wonderfully freshjuniper, lemony bite with deeper earthy notes. It has a slight sweetness with extraordinary concentration and complexity. No single botanical dominates the overall flavour. Plymouth Gin is produced at the oldest working gin distillery in england. Built in the town of Plymouth, england, in the early 1400s, the Black Friars Distillery boasts a colorful, checkered history. The distillery buildings served as a monastery until the Protestant Reformation. After 1536, they were employed as the town's debtor's prison, the first Non-Conformist meeting place, and a billet for Huguenot refugees fleeing religious persecution in France. The Pilgrim fathers also spent their last night in england there in 1620 before making the short walk down to the harbor to set sail on the Mayflower, which transported them to America, where they founded a new town of Plymouth (on the Massachusetts coast). Plymouth Gin is available 20 countries. The fastest growing premium gin in england, it ranked No. 17 out of the Top 100 distilled spirits in F. Paul Pacult's Spirit Journal in 2004.