Spirits Drink Subtype

Gin Drink Profiles

Compare 36 Gin drink profiles for BAC simulation work. These profiles average 42.85% ABV, 1.5 fl oz per reference serving, and 1.07 U.S. standard drinks. Use the selected drink profile, actual pour volume, and timing details for the simulation.

Spirits Gin 36 profiles

Public profiles 36 available drink profiles

Average ABV 42.85% mean ABV for this group

Average serving 1.5 fl oz reference serving size

Average dose 1.07 U.S. standard drinks per serving

About This Style

What These Profiles Represent

Under U.S. distilled-spirits labeling rules, gin is made by distillation, redistillation, or mixing neutral spirits with or over juniper berries and optional aromatics or their extracts. The same rule says gin must derive its main characteristic flavor from juniper and be bottled at not less than 40% ABV; this regulatory context is separate from DUI Professional profile classification.

Britannica describes gin as a juniper-flavored liquor made from purified spirits, with Dutch genever roots and drier British and U.S. styles. Its summary also distinguishes sloe gin as a sweet liqueur rather than true gin, which matters because the active DUI Professional Gin These profiles include one lower-proof sloe gin row retained as a database profile.

The Gin Guild summarizes UK and EU gin, distilled gin, and London gin categories around juniper character, agricultural ethyl alcohol, and a 37.5% minimum strength for those markets. These standards help explain why London dry, distilled gin, contemporary gin, and regional gin labels can coexist in the same professional review profile set without making a product-specific legal conclusion.

The active DUI Professional Gin profile set spans London dry, modern botanical, American, Scottish, Japanese, Spanish, French, German, Irish, Dutch, and Canadian profiles. The database average is useful for screening, but For BAC simulation, use the selected drink record, pour volume, and product ABV rather than a subtype-wide average.

Producer Geography

Where These Profiles Point

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Producers

Manufacturers Represented

3 Badge Beverage Corporation United States 1
Aviation American Gin United States 1
Beefeater Distillery England 1
Black Forest Distillers Germany 1
Bombay Sapphire Distillery England 1
Bombay Spirits Company United Kingdom 1
Boodles Gin England 1
Broker's Gin Ltd. England 1

Brands

Brands Represented

Bombay Sapphire Bombay Sapphire Distillery, Bombay Spirits Company 2
Tanqueray Diageo, Charles Tanqueray & Co. 2
Aviation Aviation American Gin 1
Barr Hill Caledonia Spirits 1
Beefeater Beefeater Distillery 1
Bluecoat Philadelphia Distilling 1
Boodles Boodles Gin 1
Broker's Broker's Gin Ltd. 1

Drink Profiles

Gin Drink Profiles

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Simulation Use

Use the Product Profile, Not the Average

Use these Gin profiles to compare ABV, serving size, and estimated standard-drink dose before adding a drink to a simulation. For case work, start with the specific drink profile and then adjust pour volume, drink timing, and any case-specific assumptions.

How BAC Simulation Uses Drinks

Sources

These references support the background notes, producer context, and standard-drink calculations shown here.

27 CFR 5.144 Gin Defines gin for U.S. distilled spirits labeling as a juniper-character spirit and identifies the 40% ABV bottling standard.
27 CFR 5.144 Gin mirror Readable mirror used to confirm the current e-CFR gin definition text when composing the enrichment.
Gin Provides history, production, style, ABV-range, and sloe-gin distinction context for neutral background text.
What is Gin? Summarizes UK and EU gin, distilled gin, and London gin categories and the 37.5% minimum strength in those markets.
National Menu Insights Q1 2026 Provides current national independent-account gin cocktail menu-share ranks used only for PopularBrandsJson, not production geography.
Gin Official corporate source for Diageo gin portfolio context including Tanqueray, Gordon's, and Aviation.
Beefeater Official corporate source identifying Beefeater as a Pernod Ricard brand and London-produced gin.
Plymouth Gin Official corporate source identifying Plymouth Gin as part of Pernod Ricard since 2008.
Bombay Sapphire Gin Official corporate source for Bombay Sapphire botanicals, vapor infusion, and Laverstoke, Hampshire distillery context.
Fords Gin Official corporate source describing Fords Gin as a London dry gin brand in the Brown-Forman portfolio.
Gin Mare Official corporate source describing Gin Mare as a Mediterranean gin with Spanish production-location context.
Our Gin Brands Official corporate source identifying Roku and Sipsmith in the Suntory Global Spirits gin collection.
Roku Gin Official brand source for Roku Japanese gin, six Japanese botanicals, and Osaka Distillery context.
The Botanist Official corporate source identifying The Botanist as made at Bruichladdich Distillery on the Isle of Islay.
Hendrick's Gin Official producer source describing Hendrick's gin, rose and cucumber character, and its Bennett and Carter-Head stills.
Welcome to Citadelle Gin Distillery Official brand source identifying Chateau de Bonbonnet near Cognac as the home of Citadelle Gin and linking the brand to Maison Ferrand.
NIAAA, What Is A Standard Drink? U.S. standard drink definition, pure-alcohol reference amounts, and beverage examples.