Booth's London Dry Gin / High & Dry / Bot.1970s
London Dry 40% ABV
17 March 2026
True to its name
Booth's High & Dry from the seventies at 40% lives up to its billing. This is a seriously dry London Dry with bold juniper and minimal sweetness. If you like your gin bone-dry, this is for you.
16 February 2026
The driest gin I've ever loved
Booth's High & Dry from the 1970s at 40% is extraordinary in its commitment to dryness. This London Dry is clean, sharp, and beautifully austere — not a drop of sweetness in sight. The juniper is perfectly expressed. A vintage treasure.
12 February 2026
Vintage dryness
This 1970s High & Dry from Booth's at 40% ABV is a study in restraint. The London Dry profile is stripped back and austere, with juniper and dryness front and centre. Very well preserved.
14 December 2025
Crisp vintage character
The High & Dry label tells you exactly what to expect, and Booth's delivers at 40%. This seventies London Dry is crisp, clean, and proudly juniper-forward.
19 November 2025
Booth's at their driest
The High & Dry expression at 40% ABV is Booth's in their most austere mode. This 1970s London Dry is bracingly dry with excellent juniper character. Perfect for a vintage Martini.
12 October 2025
Old-fashioned bone-dry gin
Booth's High & Dry from the seventies at 40% is a masterclass in dry gin. The London Dry profile is clean, sharp, and utterly uncompromising. This is what gin was before sweetness crept in.
11 October 2025
Decent but overly dry
The 'High & Dry' designation is apt — this 1970s Booth's at 40% is aggressively dry even by London Dry standards. The juniper is there but the dryness dominates to the point where other botanical notes struggle to be heard.