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Black Powder, our Navy Strength Gin, is a punchy 58% ABV making it an ideal Cocktail Gin, but still super smooth for sipping. Based on our Orchid Gin, we tinkered by bruising half the Junipers and added whole fresh lemons for a well-rounded gin with a bright citrus note.
Why Black Powder? Centuries ago, a Chinese Alchemist created gunpowder. The Europeans heard about magical fireworks and exploding weapons, so they went to China in search of the Black Powder. Navy Strength Gin came from these and similar expeditions. It has to be above 57% ABV, the strength at which gin-drenched gunpowder still ignites when lit. Gin was rationed to sailors as a daily drink, so this test was frequently used to check against unscrupulous employers. An admiral solution to ensuring a great drink.
Product Type | Gin |
Style | Original Gin |
ABV | 58% |
Country | Singapore |
Gentle citrus nose with a bold Juniper character and pepper note.
Velvet smooth with a juniper crispness, spicy citrus, and herbal notes, this Gin has distinct umami with a depth of flavor and a slight sweetness and warmth.
Peppery herbal notes with a gentle warmth that embraces, to produce a long and lingering finish that is gentle and smooth.
1.5 oz | Black Powder Gin |
0.5 oz | White Vermouth |
1 dash | Lime Bitter |
1 | Serve in a Super cold glass. |
2 | Add the Gin and Vermouth. |
3 | Stir for 30 seconds. |
4 | Add a Lemon Twist. |
Black Powder, our Navy Strength Gin, is a punchy 58% ABV making it an ideal Cocktail Gin, but still super smooth for sipping. Based on our Orchid Gin, we tinkered by bruising half the Junipers and added whole fresh lemons for a well-rounded gin with a bright citrus note.
Why Black Powder? Centuries ago, a Chinese Alchemist created gunpowder. The Europeans heard about magical fireworks and exploding weapons, so they went to China in search of the Black Powder. Navy Strength Gin came from these and similar expeditions. It has to be above 57% ABV, the strength at which gin-drenched gunpowder still ignites when lit. Gin was rationed to sailors as a daily drink, so this test was frequently used to check against unscrupulous employers. An admiral solution to ensuring a great drink.
Product Type | Gin |
Style | Original Gin |
ABV | 58% |
Country | Singapore |
Gentle citrus nose with a bold Juniper character and pepper note.
Velvet smooth with a juniper crispness, spicy citrus, and herbal notes, this Gin has distinct umami with a depth of flavor and a slight sweetness and warmth.
Peppery herbal notes with a gentle warmth that embraces, to produce a long and lingering finish that is gentle and smooth.
1.5 oz | Black Powder Gin |
0.5 oz | White Vermouth |
1 dash | Lime Bitter |
1 | Serve in a Super cold glass. |
2 | Add the Gin and Vermouth. |
3 | Stir for 30 seconds. |
4 | Add a Lemon Twist. |
WARNING: Drinking distilled spirits, beer, coolers, wine and other alcoholic beverages may increase cancer risk, and, during pregnancy, can cause birth defects. For more information go to: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/alcohol