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Dockyard Navy Strength Gin: £5 Per Bottle to the Royal Navy Charity
Grain-to-glass navy strength from Chatham Dockyard — £5 per bottle to Royal Navy Royal Marines Charity. Concentrated cit...
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Grain-to-glass navy strength from Chatham Dockyard — £5 per bottle to Royal Navy Royal Marines Charity. Concentrated cit...
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Dorset Dry at 57% — elderberry jammy sweetness, marsh samphire salinity and Seville orange at full naval power. Luxuriou...
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The same seven botanicals as Hernö Dry Gin at 57% — bold juniper with buttery richness and thick mouthfeel. Perhaps the ...
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The 1947 Bombay recipe at a commanding 57.1% — the higher proof unleashes the sweeter botanicals, with cardamom and anis...
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From Never Never Distilling Co. in McLaren Vale — Southern Strength at 52%, their uniquely Australian take on Navy Stren...
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Double Gold and World's Best Gin at San Francisco — fourteen botanicals including frankincense and myrrh at 55%. Bone dr...
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Plymouth Navy Strength Gin is a masterclass in restrained power — seven classical botanicals distilled at Black Friars t...
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Inspired by Admiral Sir Rosslyn Wemyss — the family ancestor who rose to Admiral of the Fleet. The same botanicals as Da...
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Edinburgh Cannonball Navy Strength Gin is a bold, full-proof expression at 57.2% ABV that delivers the structural intens...
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The Lincolnshire ten-botanical recipe at 57% — intensified rose, lavender and cucumber from Dotty the 35-litre still. Sm...
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Broken Bones Navy Gin is a considered navy strength expression at 57% ABV, combining linden flowers, lemon zest, cardamo...
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Hayman's navy strength expression — the same ten botanicals at 57% ABV with a thick, creamy mouthfeel. Named for the Roy...
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