
alc./vol: 47.3%
Proof: 94.6°
Vintage: Non-vintage
Aged: Unaged
Product of:
United Kingdom
Until 1947, Tanqueray was sold in many different shaped bottles. The design we recognise today was inspired by a 1920s range of Tanqueray pre-mixed cocktails sold in bottles designed to resemble a cocktail shaker.
The ‘Special Dry’ name formerly applied to this 'Export Strength' Tanqueray was introduced in 1950 but was dropped from the label 2011-2012. Beware in some markets such as the UK a 43.1% Tanqueray is also labelled 'Export Strength'.
Review and Tasting
Sampled on 18/06/2013
Appearance:
Crystal clear.
Aroma:
Pine fresh juniper with subtle zesty lemon, faint rootyness and black pepper prickle.
Taste:
Clean and pine fresh with juniper bursting forth, closely followed by lemon zest, coriander and rooty notes. The 47.3% strength contributes enlivening cracked black pepper spirity notes.
Aftertaste:
Beautifully balanced and elegant with light peppery notes and lingering piny juniper.
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Product Information
Bottle Size: 700 ml
Closure: Screw / Stelvin cap
Composition
More about Tanqueray Export Strength (47.3%)
Owned by: Diageo plc
UK distribution by: Diageo Great Britain
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