Tanqueray - London Dry Gin

Name: Tanqueray - London Dry Gin
Brand: Tanqueray
SKU: VWS_268
Price: 35.99 USD
Availability: InStock

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Overview

It starts with the man. Charles Tanqueray. The bold spirit who traded the church for the still and in the process, created one of the world's most awarded gins. Tonight we toast the bold spirit worthy of its seal and 180 years of distilling excellence

Defines the London dry gin style, Pure, crisp and perfectly suitable for many different cocktails, particularly the signature Tanqueray and tonic.

Brand

Tanqueray

Size

750ml, 375ml, 1L, 1.75L

ABV

47.30

Country

Scotland

Region

Fife

Score

Wine Enthusiast 93

Ultimate Spirits Challenge 2021 - 98 Points

Ultimate Spirits Challenge 2021 - Chairman's Trophy

Ultimate Spirits Challenge 2021 - Great Value Award

Ultimate Spirits Challenge 2021 - Top 100 Spirits

Kosher

Yes

Mevushal

Kosher for Passover

Kosher Cert.

star-k

Dryness

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What people across the internet are saying

★ ★ ★ ☆ ☆ 3/5 AI Rating

Tanqueray - London Dry Gin is a straightforward, no-fuss choice. It shows the characterful profile you'd expect from this style of gin. One more way to sip something new with TIPXY. Whether you're adding to a collection or exploring gin for the first time, it's worth a look.

*This is an AI-generated summary based on publicly available reviews and discussions.

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 20 reviews.

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Review topics: ["flavor","drink","gin","martini","mom","tom collins"].

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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)

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)

It was the initial

"I tried gin for the first time with this one, and I love it! has an orange/woody flavor. It tastes great when I just add tonic water and a mint wedge."

— Sterling8 (5/5)

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