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Reviews
Wherever I go I always pick this GIN
"Every time I visit a bar, I insist that they use this gin in my drinks. In other cocktails, such as a Moscow mule, I will also replace this liquor with another type of booze. The flavor is fairly mild and somewhat lemony. This is a no-brainer and is very simple to find anywhere."
— Cassbert (5/5)
I've been advised by many that I might prefer Beefeater to Tanqueray.
"Many people have suggested that, as someone who is just beginning to experiment with gin, I might prefer Beefeater to Tanqueray. I started with tanq and loved it in a gin and tonic; for me, 3 oz of gin, 4 oz of tonic, and lemon juice worked well. Tanq and bitter lemon can also be used alone for a simple, fast drink. I recently purchased a bottle of Beefeater, but I think Tanqueray is significantly superior. I needed at least 50% more tonic with Beefeater, but I still preferred the Tanq G&T because of the greater juniper flavor. While I don't consume any spirits neat, Tanq, in drinks where gin is the star, comes out on top."
— Riley (5/5)
Versatility Can Stand Alone
"This gin has a better flavor than my previous favorite, Bombay. It tastes excellent when sipped. I wouldn't mix it with any other substances. For the ideal martini, keep it in the freezer with olives in vermouth. For a superb Gibson, add some vermouth and cocktail onions."
— Rommel (5/5)
The creation of a cocktail
"Made a cocktail in honor of all mothers. "Berry Good Mom," Organic blueberries, mint, lime, simple syrup, club soda, and gin are all muddled together. Berry nice! Gin, Tanqueray London Dry"
— Skylar (5/5)
Oh, how delicious!
"Who doesn't enjoy Tanq? Unless you don't like gin; in that case, we can all agree that it's a traditional brand that has been around for a while for a reason. It's energizing and has every feature a gin could have!"
— Zander (5/5)
Arbitrary Decision
"This is one of our favorite varieties among the many gins available. It is excellent for a G&T or other gin-based drinks because it is smooth, aromatic, and mild. I think Tanqueray Ten makes the best Martini."
— Maverick90 (5/5)
Gin at its finest: Tanquerary!
"What's not to enjoy about the best gin on the market, Tanquerary Gin? We frequently enjoy a few martinis at home, and Tanquerary Gin tastes fantastic with them, so why not have a few?"
— Samuel (5/5)
Cocktail with Tanquery
"This is the gin I prefer to use in gin and tonics. It has sufficient flavor to withstand the tonic. Numerous other gins have milder flavors and are better suited for martinis."
— Sebastian (5/5)
I've been advised by many that I might prefer Beefeater to Tanqueray.
"Many people have suggested that, as someone who is just beginning to experiment with gin, I might prefer Beefeater to Tanqueray. I started with tanq and loved it in a gin and tonic; for me, 3 oz of gin, 4 oz of tonic, and lemon juice worked well. Tanq and bitter lemon can also be used alone for a simple, fast drink. I recently purchased a bottle of Beefeater, but I think Tanqueray is significantly superior. I needed at least 50% more tonic with Beefeater, but I still preferred the Tanq G&T because of the greater juniper flavor. While I don't consume any spirits neat, Tanq, in drinks where gin is the star, comes out on top."
— Riley (5/5)
A flawless Tom Collins
"Utilizing this, one can create the ideal Tom Collins! In a bar, I always order my go-to beverage since it always signals the beginning of a fun night."
— Sonny (5/5)