Our resident ginsarian hasn't tried this one yet, but here's what Plymouth Gin have to say:

A long-standing favourite tipple, Plymouth Gin was one of the few gins to have a geographic indication, obviously pertaining to its eponymous city. However, Plymouth Gin lost this indication in 2015, although it is still of course produced in the city. This is the original gin from the distillery, crafted from seven botanicals in a pot still with a rather short neck, and is blended with Dartmoor water. It is then bottled into the classic ‘shaving bottle’, with its distinctive green glass.

For almost 200 years, Her Majesty's Naval Fleet and Plymouth Navy Strength gin were inseparable, with no ship leaving port without a bottle on board. Batch distilled in the original Victorian copper stills, Plymouth Navy Strength Gin is rich yet impeccably balanced. It is perfect for the adventurous spirit drinkers of the world, and takes a gin and tonic to a whole new level. Serving suggestion: enjoy it in your favourite cocktail or in classic drinks like the Gimlet or gin and tonic. Plymouth Gin is distilled in the South East of England, in the Black Friars Distillery - England's oldest operating gin distillery. This historical gin, renowned for its superior quality, has been distilled here since 1793.