Four Pillars Gin Navy Strength 70cl

Name: Four Pillars Gin Navy Strength
Brand: Four Pillars Distillery
SKU: 44573
Price: 47.95 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (2 reviews)

Australia • 70cl • 58.8%

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StyleNavy Strength Gin

CountryAustralian Gin

Distillery/BrandFour Pillars Distillery

Four Pillars Gin Navy Strength

A Navy Strength addition to the Four Pillars range of gins distilled in Australia! Not only has this been bottled at an intense 58.8% ABV, they've also added finger limes to their botanical selection (which also includes Tasmanian pepperberry, lemon myrtle, cinnamon, cardamom, coriander seeds, star anise, juniper, lavender, angelica root and whole oranges).

Winner of 9 spirit awards

Master

Navy Strength - 2018

The Gin Masters (The Spirits Business)

Master

Navy Strength - 2019

The Gin Masters (The Spirits Business)

Master

London Dry - 2015

The Gin Masters (The Spirits Business)

Silver

Gin - 2022

London Spirits Competition

Gold

Gin - 2019

San Francisco World Spirits Competition

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Makes excellent sloe gin

I've been going through a sloe gin making craze recently. This and Plymouth Navy strength make my favourite sloe gin so far. No idea how it takes without 500 grams of sles berries and half that again in sugar mind. I probably should have kept some spare.

Sam May 23, 2025

Powerful, delicious, versatile.

If you are a fan of naval strength gins, and you're looking for something thats intense and packing a serious amount of fresh botanicals I don't think you can go too far wrong with this expression from Four Pillars. The finger limes give this a level of clean citrus intensity that I'd never had before. I have been told that at the distillery they suggest this is served solo over ice; personally I think this is best with a premium tonic and a little fresh ginger. Because of its strength, you don't need much, and it just keeps giving you bags of flavour all the way down - for me thats the beauty of naval strength gins and after all who wants a watery G&T? It's also a touch herbaceous and subtly sweet. Incredibly smooth to-boot and wouldn't be lost in a Gimlet, Gin Sour or any number of other gin based concoctions. It's an absolute cracker.

Sam York Apr 27, 2021