Gordon's London Dry Gin

Triple distilled, and the plant is unnamed. Diageo owns the brand.

Diageo traces the gin to 1769 and Alexander Gordon. The page says juniper, coriander, angelica, and liquorice are triple distilled. It never names a town for the still.

Ontario's liquor board marks bottle 217166, the 1140 ml, as a Quebec product. A store line is not a company plant name. Until Diageo names the site, this gin stays unconfirmed.

Shoppers still find it beside Tanqueray in Ontario. That sister brand is distilled in Scotland.

Product Highlights

  • •Diageo brand, British owner
  • •Recipe traced to 1769
  • •Triple distilled, 4 named botanicals
  • •No distillery town on the company page
  • •LCBO 1140 ml line says Quebec
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Our Canadian score

Imported

Origin unverified

Origin stays unconfirmed for Gordon's London Dry Gin. Diageo never names a plant. Bottle 217166 carries a Quebec shelf line at the LCBO only.

Score breakdown (20% evidenced, low confidence)

Manufacturing30% of scoreNo data
Ingredients / Materials25% of scoreNo data
Brand Ownership20% of score0/100

“Gordon's traces its origins to 1769, when founder Alexander Gordon set out to craft a gin”

Headquarters10% of scoreNo data
Canadian Workforce6% of scoreNo data
Packaging5% of scoreNo data
Design & R&D4% of scoreNo data

This score is our own read of publicly available evidence, not a regulatory finding. It is not a CFIA or Competition Bureau origin determination, and it is not the same as the "Product of Canada" or "Made in Canada" claims a manufacturer prints on a label. Check the package if you need the official claim. How we score

Key Facts

Owner
Diageo
Founded
1769
Process
Triple distilled
Botanicals
Juniper, coriander, angelica, liquorice
Plant on Diageo page
Not named
LCBO 1140 ml
Printed Made in Quebec

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Product Information

Ingredients

Juniper, coriander, angelica, and liquorice. Triple distilled. Plant not named by Diageo.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Gordon's London Dry Gin made in Canada?

Unclear. Diageo owns Gordon's London Dry Gin and is silent on the plant. Bottle 217166 at the LCBO carries a Quebec-made line, which is a retailer stamp.

Who owns Gordon's London Dry Gin?

Diageo owns Gordon's London Dry Gin. The brand page is on diageo.com, next to Tanqueray. Diageo is British.

Where is Gordon's London Dry Gin distilled?

Diageo does not say. Gordon's London Dry Gin is described as triple distilled, with no town attached. The LCBO's Quebec line is a retailer label only.

What is in Gordon's London Dry Gin?

Diageo names juniper, coriander, angelica, and liquorice in Gordon's London Dry Gin, and says the spirit is triple distilled.

When did Gordon's London Dry Gin start?

Diageo traces Gordon's London Dry Gin to 1769, when Alexander Gordon set out to make a gin.