PLYMOUTH

Authentic and bursting with history, Plymouth Gin is produced in the oldest English distillery still in operation. Formerly the Dominican monastery of “Black Friars”, the Plymouth distillery continues to use a recipe dating back to 1793 and its copper still, still used today, was first installed in the Victorian era, in 1855. It was the first spirit to be classified as a “Dry Gin” and the only English Gin to hold a Protected Geographical Indication from the European Union. Only gin produced within the walls of the old town of Plymouth can bear the name “Plymouth Gin”.