Gin

Browse over 650 gins online at TIPXY — London Dry, New Western, Old Tom, barrel-aged, and flavored styles from distilleries worldwide. Find your botanical match.

Juniper by Definition, Everything Else by Design

Gin must be juniper-forward — that's the only legal requirement. Beyond that, it's a masterclass in botanical chemistry. London Dry tightens the recipe to citrus, coriander, and earthier roots. Modern botanical gins explore lavender, cucumber, sea kelp, hibiscus, and yuzu. Old Tom adds sweetness. Navy Strength turns up the proof.

The Gin Family

London Dry

Tanqueray, Beefeater, Bombay. The classic style — juniper-forward, citrus-bright, the foundation of every great gin cocktail.

Modern Botanical

Hendrick's, Empress 1908, Drumshanbo. Producers exploring rose, cucumber, sea kelp, hibiscus — gin's creative renaissance.

Craft & Small Batch

Gray Whale, Procera, Monkey 47. Independent distilleries pushing botanical complexity into new territory.

Old Tom

The historic, slightly-sweetened style that bridges Genever and London Dry. The original gin used in the Tom Collins.

Navy Strength

57% ABV, the historic British Royal Navy spec. Plymouth, Hayman's Royal Dock. Cocktail workhorses with serious botanical projection.

Barrel-Aged

Whiskey-aged gin — yes, really. Cask-rested gins that take on golden color and rounded oak character. A category to watch.

Gin FAQ

What is gin made from?

Gin is a spirit flavored with juniper berries and other botanicals. It starts as a neutral grain spirit, then gets its character from botanicals added during or after distillation — typically juniper, coriander, citrus peel, angelica root, and more. Explore the styles on Spirit Academy.

What's the difference between London Dry and New Western gin?

London Dry gin is juniper-forward with a classic, crisp profile — think Beefeater or Tanqueray. New Western (or Contemporary) gin downplays juniper in favor of other botanicals like cucumber, rose, lavender, or citrus. Both are great; it depends on your flavor preference.

What's the best gin for a Gin & Tonic?

A London Dry gin pairs perfectly with tonic — the juniper stands up to the quinine. For something different, try a citrus-forward or floral gin with a premium tonic water. The garnish matters too: lime for classic, cucumber or herbs for contemporary styles.

What is barrel-aged gin?

Barrel-aged gin is rested in oak barrels (often ex-bourbon or wine casks), picking up golden color, vanilla notes, and added complexity. It bridges the gap between gin and whiskey and works beautifully in stirred cocktails like a Negroni.

Does TIPXY ship gin to my state?

TIPXY ships to most U.S. states through licensed retailers. Orders over $149 qualify for free shipping; orders between $100–$149 ship for $8.99.

Go Deeper

Read Explore Gin: London Dry to Modern Botanical on Spirit Academy, try Not a G&T, or browse 5 gins to try and why on the blog.