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	Gin
		Gin and its Lowlands cousin Genever (Jenever in Belgium) are white spirits that are flavored with juniper berries and so-called botanicals (a varied assortment of herbs and spices).
		British gins tend to be high proof (90° or 45% ABV) and citrus-accented from the use of dried lemon and Seville orange peels in the mix of botanicals.
		Gin, on the other hand, did not require any aging, and was relatively easy to make by mixing raw alcohol with juniper berry extract and other flavorings and spices in a large container such as a bathtub (thus the origin of the term "Bathtub Gin").
	www.tastings.com /spirits/gin.html (2200 words)

	Gin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Gin is a spirit flavored with juniper berries.
		Gin is usually made by the re-distillation of white grain spirit with the berries - though sometimes (compound gin) simply by flavouring the spirit with berries (and not re-distilling).
		A common ready-sweetened form of gin is sloe gin, a liqueur traditionally made by infusing sloes (the fruit of the flthorn) in gin.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gin (1496 words)

	speacalistgin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Plymouth's style is distinctive due to the effects of the soft Dartmoor water and the fact no bitter botanicals are used.
		Jenever gin is not as pure as the more recent London gin and retains more of the flavour of the rye, barley and maize on which it is based.
		Plymouth Navy Strength may not be for the faint hearted- it is 57%abv, but remains remarkably smooth with the unmistakeable lightness and delicacy of flavour, which is the hallmark of Plymouth Gin.
	freespace.virgin.net /coe.cellars/speacalistgin.html (610 words)

	menumagazine: News, views, reviews, multi-ethnic food & drink information - Plymouth Gin Proves Unbeatable At World ...
		Plymouth Gin took the premium awards by storm at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition, winning a double gold medal in the gin category: Best of Show in the gin category and the coveted Best of Show for overall white spirit with its unique smooth taste.
		Plymouth Gin is a unique blend of seven hand-selected botanicals, with soft Dartmoor water and the highest quality grain spirit.
		Plymouth Gin continues to be the pouring gin at this world famous bar to this day.
	www.menumagazine.co.uk /archive/may06/weekly/plymouth_gin.html (283 words)

	Plymouth Gin
		The Gin Guy was cruising through a large liquor store recently and I passed a regular fellow in the gin section holding a bottle of Plymouth.
		Plymouth has decided that the beverage of historical choice in fair old England is ripe for exporting to the colonies.
		The normal older gin drinker mistakenly looks to the topshelf and sees that gang I mentioned in paragraph two (you were paying attention weren't you?) And of those three Tanqueray is often thought of as the sweet one...
	www.damngoodwine.com /plymouthgin.html (674 words)

	tablehopper: the wino: Jacques Bezuidenhout on Gin
		Gin, or genever as it was first known, came about in Holland as a medicine in the mid-1500s.
		Gin is basically a neutral grain spirit (vodka) that is infused with juniper berries and various other botanicals, like lemon and orange peel, coriander, Angelica root and some more obscure ones, like cucumber and saffron.
		Plymouth is a style in its own right—it has to be made in the town of Plymouth, England.
	www.tablehopper.com /2006/10/wino-jacques-bezuidenhout-on-gin.html (868 words)

	Gintime - Gin Brands
		Plymouth Gin is the only UK gin to have a geographic designation like an appellation controllee - the result of a legal judgement in the 1880s when a London distiller began producing a Plymouth gin.
		Plymouth Gin was taken over in the 1990s by a private group of investors.
		Plymouth Gin is available in a wide range of cocktail bars in New York, Washington DC, Boston and San Francisco.
	www.gintime.com /brands/plymouth.php (540 words)

	Maxxium
		Plymouth Gin is the only 18th century gin still batch distilled in the original distillery, Black Friars in Plymouth, England.
		Plymouth Gin also has the added advantage of a particularly soft and pure water source, at nearby Dartmoor National Park.
		A winner of many major awards, Plymouth Gin was also the original gin used when the very first dry martini, gimlet and pink gin were shaken (and/or stirred).
	www.maxxium.com /_com/band_detail_plymouth.asp (117 words)

	VittlesVamp: Sin, Gin & Kin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Plymouth Gin, first distilled in Plymouth, England in 1793, was also at parity in taste with Bombay Sapphire and, in a separate test, at parity in taste with Tanqueray.
		"Plymouth's great taste and smoothness is a result of superior craftsmanship and true attention to detail in blending its seven unique botanicals," said Sean Harrison, Head Distiller for Plymouth Gin, who is personally responsible for overseeing the spirit's production.
		In the test against Tanqueray, Plymouth Gin was at parity (50 percent) with Tanqueray (46 percent).
	www.vittlesvamp.com /archives/2004/02/sin_gin_kin.html (631 words)

	Daily Olive: Plymouth Gin bounces back with a new bottle design
		Gin is finally making a belated comeback after spending years in the doldrums following the emergence of Vodka as the drink of choice, and the Martini craze has helped fuel the revival.
		One particular Gin looking to benefit from this revival is Plymouth Gin from England, that dates back to 1793, and that is widely considered one of the smoothest gins around according to the experts and certainly by this writer.
		Plymouth Gin is already being embraced by some of the top bartenders and mixologists in Hollywood, including Peter Birmingham from Norman’s on Sunset, and at the Hungry Cat restaurant.
	www.dailyolive.com /spirits/plymouth_gin_bo.html (366 words)

	Win a luxury theatre break with Plymouth Gin \| Advertisement feature \| Guardian Unlimited (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The award-winning Plymouth Gin is becoming the premium gin of choice for many discerning people.
		Plymouth Gin is based on a recipe that goes all the way back to 1793.
		Plymouth Gin is offering you the chance to win a theatre break for two in London.
	www.guardian.co.uk /plymouthgin/competition/0,,1839025,00.html (814 words)

	Gin jumps back into the bar limelight
		Gin is made by distilling grain mash alcohol over juniper berries and any number of other botanicals including citrus peel, caraway, coriander, angelica, licorice, anise, almond and cassia bark.
		Most modern gins are distilled by first cooking batches of grain mash (usually corn, sometimes with a little barley and rye), then putting the fermented mash in a large continuous still, causing the heated vapors to rise through the still and condense into a high-proof spirit.
		Plymouth gin is a distinct style historically associated, since 1793, with the British Navy and the port of Plymouth, England.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2004/07/01/WIG9A7E3RP1.DTL (1386 words)

	Plymouth and Dartmoor from Pencubitt Country House Hotel, Liskeard, Cornwall.
		Plymouth is some 30 minutes drive from Pencubitt and the edge of Dartmoor is ten minutes more.
		Plymouth was badly bombed in the last war so most of the buildings are recent, although the Sutton Harbour and Barbican area is a maze of buildings harking back to Elizabethan times.
		Gin was bought in bulk by the naval authorities in Devonport.
	www.pencubitt.com /Plymouth.htm (1124 words)

	brandchannel.com \| Plymouth Gin brand \| brands \| brand \| branding news
		Plymouth Gins looked lethal until a small group of dedicated individuals bellied up to the bar and bought it from Allied Domecq in 1996.
		gin to prolong the palpability over a longer shelf life was supplanted by an improved distillation process that it regained credibility with the higher born.
		Following lean years in a weakened state (with the proof down to 37.5% per Allied), Plymouth was restored to its original strength of 41.2%, and a "Navy Strength" of 57% to remind drinkers of the brand's status as the official gin of the British Royal Navy.
	www.brandchannel.com /features_profile.asp?pr_id=2 (1760 words)

	Gin News
		Bluecoat American Dry Gin is 47%abv/94 proof and is distilled five times in a custom designed, hand hammered, copper pot still; and then softened to proof with triple filtered water.
		Beefeater London Dry Gin is 47% abv / 94 proof and distilled and bottled in Kensington, England.
		Gordon's London Dry Gin, considered the most popular gin in the world is 40%abv / 80proof in the US and for export, but available at higher percentages in England.
	www.topix.net /drink/gin (618 words)

	Plymouth Gin - Martini Recipes - Martini Glasses - Swank Martini Company
		Plymouth offers two exceptional products, the first being the Original with its slight sweetness and deep flavor.
		Not for the faint of heart, this gin is 100 English proof, with an intense yet rich flavor.
		This handcrafted gin is made in small batches using the finest grain spirit and best botanicals.
	www.swankmartini.com /gin_pages/plymouth.htm (114 words)

	Miss Charming's Gin Page
		Dutch gin is distilled from a mixture of barley, malt, corn and rye and is slightly sweeter than London gins.
		Homemade gin made during prohibition was called bathtub gin because people would make it in their bathtub.
		Of all the gin joints in all the towns in all the world she walks into mine.
	www.miss-charming.com /bartender/gin.htm (392 words)

	BarMedia - Product Reviews - Gins - Plymouth Gin
		Plymouth Gin continues to be made where it originated over 200 years ago, at England’s oldest, continuously operating distillery—the historic Coates and Co. Black Friars Distillery.
		Distilled in a large copper alembic still, this distinguished gin is exceedingly dry and highly aromatic.
		It should be noted that in 1896 the first published recipe for the Martini called for the use of Plymouth Gin and remains an ideal brand to choose when creating a signature Martini.
	www.barmedia.com /BC5Reviews/PlymouthGin.htm (314 words)

	Plymouth Gin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Plymouth Gin is a brand of Gin made in Plymouth, United Kingdom.
		The Plymouth Gin Distillery is located in what was once a monastery built in 1431 by the Black Friars and it has been in operation since 1793, making it England's oldest distiller.
		The reason the friar has been placed on the bottle is that the place where Plymouth gin is made was previously a Franciscan monastery.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Plymouth_Gin (228 words)

	Plymouth - information
		The Plymouth campus is situated in the Centre of Plymouth, and is close to rail and road links joining Plymouth to the national rail and road network.
		Plymouth is a city of 250,000 people and has a long history of associations with the sea, having a naval dockyard and fishing harbour.
		The modern face of Plymouth boasts The Plymouth Marine Laboratory - of international repute, and Plymouth is also the home of the National Marine Aquarium.
	www.plymouth.ac.uk /conferences (137 words)

	Broadreach House in Partnership with Plymouth Gin working towards Alcohol Harm Reduction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Plymouth Gin, the oldest working gin distillery in England, is situated in the heart of the Barbican, an area in which Richard Smith believes much could be done to make it cleaner and safer for its residents and visitors.
		In supporting Broadreach House, Plymouth Gin demonstrates its support for the local strategy on alcohol harm reduction, which aims to reduce the problems caused by drinking in city centres by clearly defining the shared responsibilities of individuals, the alcoholic drinks industry and local Government.
		The strategy will be implemented by the Plymouth Drug and Alcohol Action Team, whose coordinator, Gary Wallace, said: “ The diploma course has a proven track record of delivering high quality training and we welcome this innovative partnership between the business community and Broadreach”.
	www.broadreach-house.org.uk /news_plymouthgin.htm (342 words)

	Gin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Made from 100% English grain, this gin is quadruple distilled and flavoured with 10 botanicals.
		The production mthod of this popular gin is unique, with the botanicals being suspended in a copper basket so the flavours are transmitted into the spirit while it is in vapour form.
		The result is a smooth liqueur taste with a balance between sweet and bitter fruit flavours, and a hint of almonds from the stone of the fruit.
	www.royalmilewhiskies.com /category.asp?cat_id=O_GIN (559 words)

	Avenue Vine: Plymouth Sloe Gin Gets New Look
		Plymouth Gin has unveiled a new look for its Plymouth Sloe Gin extension.
		“Plymouth Sloe Gin’s highly distinctive bottle shape and its tall proportions has created a truly stylish modern classic for sloe gin drinkers, while maintaining the same smooth tasting recipe,” said Sophie Rietz-Elvefors, global brand director for Plymouth Gin.
		Sloe gin is traditionally drunk in winter as a warming drink.
	www.avenuevine.com /movabletype/archives/001906.html (306 words)

	PLYMOUTH Damson Gin
		Damsons are slowly and gently steeped in Plymouth Gin, soft pure Dartmoor water and sugar.
		Distilled gin is made by macerating botanicals in a neutral, flavourless spirit and distilling it in a carterhead pot still.
		Needless to say that Gins current popularity owes much to the success of a world-famous cocktail, the Gin and Tonic, as well as its use in the classic Martini.
	www.royalmilewhiskies.com /product.asp?pf_id=0400000000831 (284 words)

	A Guy, a Girl, and a Bottle - An innovative Wine Podcast
		This event was sponsored by Plymouth Gin, and Plymouth's gin receipe dates back to the one originally used in the 18th Century.
		Plymouth's mixture of seven botanicals: Junipers berries, angelica root, orange peel, lemon peel, cardamom pods, orris root, and coriander seeds; give Plymouth a very smooth taste when compared with other gins.
		Gin is still entrenched in British history, even today every new ship of the Royal Navy still recieves a 'Commissioning kit' from Plymouth gin that consists a pennant, glasses, a gurgling fish jug and a bottle of Plymouth Gin.
	gngnb.libsyn.com /index.php?post_id=122077# (629 words)

	AlcoholReviews.com Reviews Bombay Sapphire Gin
		Just for the sake of review and comparison, Beefeater gin is dry, piney and smooth and simple.
		Bombay Sapphire is famed for its smoothness and its nuance.
		Those looking to try gin for the first time are urged to stay away from the rotgut that bars serve from the well and instead go for something smooth.
	www.alcoholreviews.com /SPIRITS/bombaysapphire.shtml (226 words)

	PLYMOUTH - Dry - London Dry Gin : Buy online @ TheDrinkShop.com
		Plymouth Gin documents from 1896 as the original base for the first dry martini and is the only gin consistantly specified in the Savoy Cocktail Book - the bible of mixed drinks.
		Review: Plymouth gin is distilled in the oldest working gin distilery in the UK, however, it is not the original copper pots.
		It is also the best premium gin avalible and one of few that actually sell their gin in clear bottles.
	www.thedrinkshop.com /products/nlpdetail.php?prodid=544 (296 words)

	Holiday Cocktails: tricks of the trade, cocktail recipes, Plymouth Gin, Simon Ford, Absolut Spirits Company, Providence ...
		London gin (Beefeater) is a style of gin; slightly more bitter, so good in drinks like gin and tonics.
		Plymouth Gin is a style of gin and also a designation (Plymouth, England) much like a wine region designation.
		Plymouth Gin is made with sweet botanicals, meaning it is softer on the palate; great for martinis.
	www.seattledining.com /ARCHIVE/winebevarage/holiday_cocktails.htm (1249 words)

	Original Gin - Forbes.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Plymouth has long been a home port for the Royal Navy and over the centuries its officers adopted the habit of drinking Plymouth gin with a dash of angostura bitters, a drink that became known as a Pink Gin, or "pinkers."
		Coates Plymouth gin has a woody, aromatic, arboreal flavor compared with London gins and may come as a bit of a surprise if you aren't expecting it.
		Tanqueray is one of the few gins of any character which is "triple distilled." This method adds an extra step to the double distillation process, a step which assures smoothness, complexity and delicacy of flavor.
	images.forbes.com /2003/06/03/cx_np_0603feat_4.html (909 words)

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