Puerto de Indias Black Edition is a Premium Gin manufactured in Carmona (Seville) in one of the oldest and most traditional distilleries in the province of Andalusia. Its name relates to the discovery of the Americas around the time when Seville was quickly becoming one of the principal trading ports for the exchange of goods between Spain and the New World.
The distillery's history goes back to 1880, when an immigrant from the Basque Country with the family name Izaguirre came to Carmona while fleeing from the Carlist Wars. Settling on the land that now houses the distillery, Izaguirre decided to avail of Roman-era natural subterranean springs to begin elaborating a series of spirits distilled in copper stills using traditional methods.
Over the years these facilities have seen the birth of such diverse and traditional products as anisette, Pacharán and, most recently, three varieties of gin: Strawberry, Classic and Pure Black Edition.
