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Whether enjoyed in a classic cocktail or savoured on its own, this navy gin promises an unforgettable journey for your taste buds. For the martini we paired it with Noilly Pratt and is very clean and smooth and this is where can score over the standard gin as the flavour of the gin really comes through. Our Navy Strength edition of our award-winning Spiced Gin was inspired by the illustrious Royal Navy career of our ancestor Sir Rosslyn Wemyss, who commanded ships around the world and rose to the rank of Admiral of the Fleet. Sweet citrus up front – candied lemon and spicy juniper – with crushed leaves and cut grass to follow. A fresh, simple and now popular take on the classic Plymouth Gin cocktail created by the British Royal Navy in the 1800s.It had the expected Navy Strength punch but had a beautiful dry finish and buttery mouth feel that we really appreciated. Dartmouth has been synonymous with the Royal Navy since 1863, when officer training began aboard HMS Britannia, a former 120-gun first-rate sailing ship of the line, moored on the River Dart, so it is fitting that we should produce a premium 57% Navy Strength Gin as a tribute to generations of naval officers whose service began in Dartmouth. Both bold and yet incredibly smooth this is a gin for the true gin aficionado, a real insight into the complexity that lies within each bottle. Introducing Northmoor Navy Strength Gin: A Gold Medal Winner at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition in 2020.

Post distillation, this ‘hearts cut’ (around 76% abv neat Gin) is cut with de-mineralized Cornish spring water to bring it down to the desired 57% abv. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. A delightful experience and lots of superb choices and special select delicacies and of course candles. Originally a combination of Plymouth Gin and Rose’s Lime Cordial (taken on-board ship from 1867 to prevent scurvy).Navy strength gin tends to be a more alcoholic version of the brand in question, which sometimes means the botanicals need to be changed in terms of the relative concentration but usually the style is the same. Indulge in the remarkable flavours and heritage of Northmoor Navy Strength Gin and discover why it’s a world-class gin that has earned its place among the best. At 57%, it’s sure to put hair on your chest, as the old legend goes, but certainly not too fiery, as the blend of juniper, coriander, cardamom and other botanicals cools and freshens the flavour. Originating from the 18th century, Navy Strength gin has become an ever-popular choice for a real gin enthusiast.

Citrus was a natural partner for me; I love the freshness of all citruses, so orange and lemon were definite.

Even after the invention of the Sikes hydrometer the navy still bought spirits at 57% abv out of tradition. Add ice to a mixing vessel (or large glass) then pour all of the ingredients, stirring all together for at least 60 seconds. The sweet orange peel adds a burst of bright, refreshing notes that dance on the palate, while the liquorice root lends a subtle sweetness. The Nose: the additional strength of this gin is instantly apparent, but is well-tempered with a big burst of Juniper. During his time at sea, ships’ officers still enjoyed a daily ration of gin which had to pass a gunpowder test to prove it was over 57% alcohol and therefore Navy Strength.

The Finish: A long and flavoursome finish with the botanicals in harmony for a final encore, and a dash of white pepper, before the final flourish of Juniper. As this is balanced Navy strength gin, it works really well in cocktails- served with premium Indian tonic water and a slice of lemon.Since these providers may collect personal data like your IP address we allow you to block them here.