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A benchmark artisan London Dry at 41.6% ABV, crafted in small batches in Hammersmith using ten botanicals and Lydwell spring water. Expect classic juniper at the fore, fresh citrus zest, and smooth coriander warmth — beautifully balanced and endlessly versatile. Plymouth Original's great appeal lies in its smoothness, balance, and approachability — it's a purist's gin that never shouts. Sipsmith shares that same DNA: a clean, carefully crafted spirit where the botanicals are harmonious rather than competitive, making it a natural daily-drinker and cocktail workhorse. If you love how Plymouth sits in a Martini or a G&T without overpowering, you'll find Sipsmith hits the same satisfying note. It's the gin that helped reboot the premium London Dry category, and its craftsmanship shows in every sip.

A precisely constructed London Dry at 46% ABV, distilled in copper pot stills at De Kuyper and built around just six botanicals — juniper, coriander, angelica root, orange peel, grapefruit peel, and cardamom. Bold yet refined: pine-fresh juniper, floral lift, and a warm spiced finish. You'll appreciate No.3 if you love Plymouth for its serious, unfussy character. This is a gin built with a single purpose — to be unmistakably classic — and Berry Bros. & Rudd's heritage pedigree gives it the same gravitas Plymouth carries from its centuries of continuous distillation. The higher ABV gives No.3 extra presence in the glass, which means it holds its own in cocktails just as Plymouth does. It's widely considered one of the finest Martini gins in the world, making it a genuinely worthy peer.

A wildly complex German dry gin at 47% ABV from the Black Forest, made with an extraordinary 47 botanicals including elderberries, jasmine, cranberries, and local herbs alongside classic juniper. The palate balances citrus, sweet florals, bitter fruit, and peppery spice in a way that defies easy description. Plymouth fans tend to be people who appreciate depth and character over gimmickry — and Monkey 47 delivers complexity in spades, without ever losing sight of what gin should be at its core. Both gins reward slow sipping, and both work brilliantly in a well-made cocktail. The wildcard element here is sheer botanical ambition — where Plymouth uses seven botanicals with masterful restraint, Monkey 47 throws 47 into the mix and somehow achieves the same sense of coherence and balance. It's a thrilling ride for the same palate, just taken to an altogether more adventurous extreme.