Four Pillars Navy Strength is an overproof Australian gin bottled at 117.6 proof (58.8% ABV), built on the Rare Dry Gin recipe with fresh native finger limes, fresh ginger and turmeric.
It is a gin very much in the Four Pillars style, but with the flavor turned up slightly beyond 11. Fresh native finger limes bring bright citrus, fresh ginger brings spiciness, and turmeric adds weight and a lovely earthiness to the palate. Intense but still pure, clean and balanced, it is a bartender's dream, and Four Pillars was named International Gin Producer of the Year.
Expect explosive citrus such as lime curd alongside Asian spice, ginger warmth and earthy turmeric, with great power and intensity.
The bold blue label makes it a great gift for gin lovers.
Navy Strength gin is bottled at around 57% ABV or higher.
Finger limes are a native Australian citrus with caviar-like pearls.
A little goes a long way in cocktails.
Add a splash of water or tonic to soften its intensity.
It makes a punchy Negroni with Campari and sweet vermouth.
Try it in a Southside or Bee's Knees.
It pairs with Thai and Vietnamese dishes, oysters or ceviche.
It is a must-have for home bartenders.
Gin lovers will appreciate its bold, bright character.
Keep it chilled for an ice-cold Martini.
It is a memorable gift for adventurous drinkers.
Tasting Notes
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Aroma: Finger lime, lime curd.
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Palate: Ginger spice, juniper, turmeric.
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Finish: Powerful, clean, balanced.
Specifications
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Distillery: Four Pillars, Australia
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Style: Navy Strength gin
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Botanicals: Rare Dry recipe plus finger lime, ginger, turmeric
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Proof / ABV: 117.6 proof (58.8% ABV)
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Origin: Australia
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Size: 750ml
How to Enjoy It
It works perfectly in a simple G&T, a classic Gimlet, a spicy Ginger Mule or a Sour.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes it Navy Strength?
It is bottled at an overproof 58.8% ABV.
What botanicals stand out?
Native finger limes, fresh ginger and turmeric.
How should I use it?
In a G&T, Gimlet, Ginger Mule or Sour.
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