Tanqueray 10 Gin
Discussion
Cant' help you there but may I also recomend Hendrick's
gin
gorgeous stuff
if he likes his gin he will love this stuff
www.hendricksgin.com/uk/about/index.asp
>> Edited by pesty on Friday 11th November 12:48
gin
gorgeous stuff if he likes his gin he will love this stuff
www.hendricksgin.com/uk/about/index.asp
>> Edited by pesty on Friday 11th November 12:48
Flat in Fifth said:
Quite like Plymouth Gin, got the Andrew to blame for that.
I "like" Plymouth, but Ten just has the edge on Smootheness and pallatability...
Flat in Fifth said:
Unlike all this weak stuff which passes for gin.....
www.tanqueray.com said:
94.6 proof (47.3% alcohol by volume).
The nectar of Gods i tell ya...
Hughesie2 said:
Flat in Fifth said:
Quite like Plymouth Gin, got the Andrew to blame for that.
I "like" Plymouth, but Ten just has the edge on Smootheness and pallatability...Flat in Fifth said:
Unlike all this weak stuff which passes for gin.....
www.tanqueray.com said:
94.6 proof (47.3% alcohol by volume).
The nectar of Gods i tell ya...
wuss
www.plymouthgin.com/index.cfm?articleid=86
wwwplymouthgin.com said:
At a hefty strength of 57% abv, Navy Strength offers a more intense and rich taste to the Original Strength. The fragrant and aromatic botanicals are amplified at this stronger strength, whilst retaining the smooth and soft character that Plymouth Gin is so renowned for.
Origins
This was the traditional strength required by the British Royal Navy, as it was the benchmark strength at which a spirit could be spilt on gunpowder and it would still ignite. For almost two centuries, Her Majesty's Naval Fleet was sustained by Plymouth Gin, and no ship left port without a bottle of Navy Strength 100º Proof.
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£29.99 for a litre bottle at Sainsbury's, bargain i tell you that is !! 
