Bosford Extra Dry Gin / Bot.1970s
London Dry 43% ABVVintage Bosford delivers
The extra dry designation isn't just marketing — this 1970s Bosford is seriously crisp and dry at 43%. There's a directness and honesty to the London Dry profile that modern gins sometimes lack.
Outstanding preservation
For a gin bottled in the seventies, this Bosford Extra Dry is in fantastic shape. The 43% ABV London Dry profile is bold and well-defined, with a beautiful dryness that cuts right through any mixer.
A seventies time capsule
Opening a 1970s Bosford Extra Dry is like stepping back in time. The London Dry profile at 43% is clean, assertive, and unapologetically juniper-forward. This is gin the way it used to be made.
Interesting vintage curiosity
The 1970s Bosford is an interesting snapshot of gin from that era, though at 43% it feels slightly rough around the edges compared to modern equivalents. The extra dry character is pronounced but lacks finesse.
Properly dry vintage gin
Bosford earned that 'Extra Dry' label honestly. At 43% ABV this seventies bottling is crisp, clean, and bone-dry. The London Dry character has held up remarkably well over the decades.
1970s gin with character
Bosford from this era has a lovely, assertive London Dry profile. At 43% the juniper is bold and the extra dry character is genuinely bone-dry. A well-preserved example of seventies gin-making.
Vintage gin perfection
This 1970s Bosford Extra Dry is extraordinary. At 43% the London Dry profile is as sharp and well-defined as the day it was bottled. The extra dry character is perfectly judged — crisp, clean, and endlessly satisfying. A true collector's prize.