Ahh, this is perhaps my favorite martini Gin. Another golden oldie recipe

Love it

Still too sweet, but I suppose, looking at the junk younger drinkers are consuming, they'll buy it.

I prefer this gin to Bombay Saphire and certainly to Tangeray.  It is much smoother, with a little more citrus flavor.  It was also Roosevelt's choice.

The best balanced gin I have had. This one holds up best in martini as the drink goes from cold to luke warm.  The juniper tast is not overboard and the aftertaste is smooth as silk.  It has a sublte moxy and can stand up to any other gin at any time.

Highly under-rated. Buy it now before everyone finds out how good it is.

I didn't like the flavor or aroma. It was not a smooth gin.

Remarkably tasty, if a tad hard to find.

Crisp and clean it lacks the muscle of Sapphire or Bombay but almost perfectly balanced for both the casual and regular drinker of Martinis. http://martinirepublic.com/drinks.php/category/3/bl ogid/2

Did you know the original Martini recipe carries Plymouth? A really well balenced taste. Great in cocktails.

The favourite of several celebrities, Pymouth ranks alongside Bombay and Tanq as one of the top gins. Although ostensibly a dry gin, Plymouth is sweeter than the other two. According to Royal Navy tradition a true pink gin can only be made with Plymouth gin. My favourite after Bombay and perhaps Tanqueray.