HMS Victory Gin

HMS Victory GinNelson was partial to a drop of the hard stuff. And after a busy day harrying the French, his favourite tipple was gin but only of the finest quality. Which is why, when the Isle of Wight Distillery produced a truly outstanding gin, they called it after the Admirals flagship. Of course with a name like HMS Victory, the spirits maritime credentials had to be impeccable. Thats why its distilled to 57%abv, which would have been the strength demanded by

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particularly for boaters but with a multitude of other uses – keep one in your toolbox

in a handsome glass-topped case measuring 7x5"

north-point arrow and cardinal point readings with a range of -0° to 359°

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was conceived in the 1920s as a time-keeping device for musicians

fresh and complex flavour profile

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its finest hour was arguably the audacious long-range ‘Black Buck’ raids of the Falklands conflict

It was widely used during the 17th and 18th centuries in scientific debates over the relative merits of the competing central Earth and central Sun theories