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    Gordon’s Dry Gin 1950 Spring Cap 75cl

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    • London · England · Vintage 1950s Bottling

      Gordon’s Dry Gin, bottled in the 1950s under the original spring cap — a genuine survivor of post-war British distilling.

      GinLondon Dry1950s BottlingSpring CapCollectible40% ABV75cl
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      The Gin

      Gordon’s was first distilled in London in 1769 by Alexander Gordon, and for most of the intervening centuries it has been the benchmark against which other London Dry gins are measured. This is a bottling from the 1950s, sealed with the spring cap closure typical of that era — the format alone dates it.

      It is bottled at 40% ABV in the 75cl imperial quart format, from the traditional recipe: dominant juniper berries with coriander seed, angelica root, liquorice, orris root and subtle citrus peels. What you are buying is not just gin but a piece of gin history — a mid-century London Dry, unchanged in style for generations. Condition and fill level vary with age, as they do with any bottle of this vintage.

      Tasting Notes

      NoseSignature clean, piney juniper with bright citrus zest, warm spice and faint herbal earthiness.
      PalateDry, crisp and classic — prominent juniper bite, balanced spice, subtle rooty sweetness.
      FinishSmooth and dry, with lingering botanical freshness.

      Serve with: a classic Martini or a straightforward Gin & Tonic — or keep it sealed on the shelf. Both are legitimate.

      At a Glance

      Spirit London Dry Gin
      Brand Founded 1769, by Alexander Gordon in London
      Bottling Period 1950s
      Closure Spring cap
      Botanicals Juniper, coriander seed, angelica root, liquorice, orris root, citrus peels
      ABV 40%
      Bottle Size 75cl (imperial quart)
      Note Condition and fill level vary with age

      Questions

      What is a spring cap?

      The closure used on Gordon’s bottles of that period, before modern screw caps. It is one of the clearest ways to date a bottle to the 1950s.

      Is it still drinkable?

      Spirits at 40% ABV are stable in glass and do not spoil the way wine does, though condition and fill level vary with a bottle this old. Many collectors keep it sealed.

      Why 75cl rather than 70cl?

      75cl was the imperial quart format used in the UK before metrication brought the current 70cl standard.

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