Gilbey's London Dry Gin / Bot.1960s
London Dry 46.2% ABVNice but Overpriced
A pleasant 1960s London Dry at 46.2% with good juniper character, but vintage bottle collectors have driven the price up to a point where the value proposition is questionable. It is good, but not worth paying a premium over modern craft gins.
Swinging Sixties Gin
This 1960s Gilbey's at 46.2% is a wonderful vintage find. The London Dry profile is robust and full-flavoured, with a depth and richness that modern Gilbey's simply cannot match. Proper old-school gin.
Great Conversation Piece
Opened this 1960s Gilbey's at a dinner party and it was the highlight of the evening. At 46.2% the London Dry profile is bold and characterful. Everyone agreed it was noticeably better than the modern version.
Exceptional Vintage Quality
Gilbey's from the 1960s at 46.2% is a revelation. Bold juniper, complex spice, and a silky texture that speaks to the quality of gin production in that era. Leaps and bounds ahead of the current version.
Vintage Gem Worth Seeking
If you can find a bottle of 1960s Gilbey's, grab it. The 46.2% ABV gives this London Dry a real punch, and the botanicals have held up beautifully over the decades. A truly special vintage spirit.
Outstanding Vintage Spirit
This 1960s Gilbey's London Dry at 46.2% is magnificent. The juniper is deep and resinous, the spice notes are complex and layered, and the finish goes on forever. It represents a golden age of British gin-making. An absolute treasure.
How Gilbeys Used to Be
Tasting this 1960s bottling at 46.2% really highlights how much the brand has changed. The London Dry character here is assertive and full of personality. Rich juniper and a long, warming finish.