Plymouth Gin Reviews

Having lived in Plymouth all my life - I would be a fool not to of tried this once or twice in my life!! This product is becoming a more and more recognised product in my opinion. History of Plymouth Gin - Black Friars Distillery is the founder place for Plymouth gin since 1793! This is a very special place in ...  Read the complete review

Plymouth Gin *********** The Plymouth gin distillery is located in an old Monastery that was built in 1431 by Black Friars. The distillery is one the oldest of its kind with records of alcohol production dating back to 1697, but it was 1793 when the distilling business for Plymouth gin was started. --Gin ...  Read the complete review

A few month's back, a friend from Devon suggested that I try a variation of my usual Pimm's and to buy some Plymouth Gin instead. I looked at it in the supermarket (not having ever noticed it before) and held back from purchasing as I knew I liked Pimms, but had never tried Plymouth so couldn't be sure if it would be worth the switch. I ...  Read the complete review

For those who might wonder what the stuff actually tastes like, before you part with your well earned dosh, I will try and help. If you did a blind taste test, as boyfriend and I did one Christmas morning, between Plymouth, Bombay Sapphire and Gordons you would find that Plymouth has a richer, slightly sweeter taste than the other two. It tastes ...  Read the complete review

When I was very young, say around 1950, there was never any ‘drink’ in the house except at Christmas time. For those of you much too young to remember or to be around, the immediate post-war years were times of relative hardship for many people, with rationing of many commodities. There were very few luxuries and those that were ...  Read the complete review