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London Dry and Plymouth Gin, Explained

Do you know the difference between London Dry and Plymouth Gin?

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Tags: Gin, London Dry, Plymouth

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One Response to “London Dry and Plymouth Gin, Explained”

1. Giachen Says:
   April 11th, 2010 at 9:16 am

   As much as I know, Plymouth Gin is quite a young brand (though the recipe’s supposed to be some twohundred years old. The only difference (seemed off the one that it is quite a bit better than most London Dry Gin Brands) is, that it is distilled in Plymouth instead of London.
   There are always smaller differences in the procession of Gin but I don’t think Plymouth Gin differs that much from London Dry Gins that it could be called a great difference.

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