Did you know that the original dry martini recipe called not just for gin – but for Plymouth Gin? During the 1920s, Plymouth Gin was the most famous gin in the world. To celebrate that time, Plymouth Gin has relocated to a sleek, vintage bottle, the chic angularity reflecting the elegance of that period.

Today, Plymouth Gin remains stylishly modern. The global consumption of Plymouth Gin continues to increase annually. The consumer revival of the classic cocktail is just one driver of that trend.

Black Friars distillery, in Plymouth, England, is the oldest working gin distillery in the world. It has produced Plymouth Gin in the same way since 1793. The enduring passion and expertise of Black Friars has meant that Plymouth Gin has acquired the designation as “smoothest gin in the world”.

At the 2006 San Francisco World Spirits Competition, Plymouth Gin won the Double Gold Medal, Best in Show (Gin) and Best in Show (Overall White Spirit) categories.

The new bottle brought Plymouth Gin a Drinks International DI Dozen title – as one of top twelve brands of 2006.