Plym Dry Gin / Coates & Co / Bot.1970s
Plymouth 46% ABVDefinitive Plymouth Expression
Quite simply the finest Plymouth gin I have ever tasted. The 1970s Coates & Co bottling at 46% is a masterpiece — rich, earthy, complex, with that unmistakable Plymouth smoothness. Every gin lover should try this at least once. Extraordinary.
Proper Plymouth Character
The Coates & Co Plymouth style is unmistakable even in a vintage bottling. Earthy, soft, and well-rounded at 46%. A wonderful gin for sipping slowly and contemplating the history of the Black Friars distillery.
History of Plymouth Gin
A fascinating vintage Plymouth at 46% from the iconic Coates & Co. The fuller strength gives it a gorgeous depth, with that characteristic Plymouth softness and rooty quality intact after all these decades.
Seventies Plymouth Excellence
This 1970s Coates & Co bottling is a stunning example of Plymouth gin at its peak. At 46% ABV, it is fuller and richer than the modern expression, with an earthier juniper and a wonderful silky texture.
Lovely Vintage Find
Managed to find this 1970s Coates & Co Plymouth and it was worth every penny. The 46% strength carries the botanicals beautifully, with a warmth and depth that modern bottlings cannot quite capture.
How Plymouth Should Taste
This is the real deal — Plymouth gin as it was in the seventies. At 46% the botanical profile is vivid and complex. The earthy, slightly sweet character that defines Plymouth style is beautifully expressed here.
Good but Showing Its Age
While the historical significance is undeniable, this 1970s Plymouth at 46% has lost some of its botanical vibrancy over the years. The texture remains lovely but the aromatics have faded. Still interesting to taste, though.