Gin Peter in the Navy Navy Strength was born in Tuscany, from which most of its botanicals also come. The production method has its roots in the history of gin, born in Holland in the 18th century but closely linked to Great Britain, where the Royal British Navy played an important role in the production of a high alcohol content gin and its administration to sailors during long crossings.

Among the botanicals used in the infusion, in addition to the ever-present juniper, there are iris roots and...

Peter in Florence is a gin that pays tribute to the city of Florence, considered the ideal place for growing the key botanicals needed for gin, such as iris and juniper. It follows English distillery rules for making London Dry Gin to the letter, but also adds many other botanicals, most of which are locally sourced.

An absolute uniqueness is the particular attention given to iris, the symbolic plant of Florence, using both its root and petals—a choice that enhances the presence of this botanical...