Tanqueray London Dry Gin is a classic, juniper-forward spirit created in 1830 by Charles Tanqueray in London, England. Key Details & Specifications • Origin & History: Originally distilled in Bloomsbury, London; production is now carried out in Scotland at the Cameronbridge distillery using the historic copper pot still known as "Old Tom". • Core Botanicals: Distilled four times from grain neutral spirits with four primary botanicals: • Juniper (Tuscan juniper) • Peppery coriander • Aromatic angelica root • Sweet liquorice • Alcohol by Volume (ABV): Varies by region, commonly sold at 47.3% ABV (in the U.S., Canada, Germany, and duty-free shops like Accra Airport Duty Free), 41.3% ABV in the UK, and 40% ABV in markets like Australia and New Zealand. • Flavor Profile: Crisp, dry, and bold with a dominant piney juniper aroma, complemented by subtle herbal, spice, and citrus undertones.