This is one of my bar staples! My regular drink is a lavender lemonade gin cocktail. You have to make sure you have quality gin or it just doesn't taste as smooth - Bombay Sapphire is your go-to! It is a little pricey but a cheap gin wouldn't be worth sacrificing a good drink

Price point is good and the taste is smooth. I'm not much of a gin fan but when I do purchase I always choose Bombay. I will definitely be repurchasing this product and will also be recommending this brand to all of my friends for them to try as well!

I like my cocktails to be herbaceous and aromatic. This inexpensive gin pairs well with juice, tonic water, and ginger ale. I recently had a cocktail party and made a remixes gin and tonic with grapefruit juice and ginger with a sprig of rosemary, it was a big hit!

I make a really tasty drink using Blue Sapphire Gin it's one of my favorites add some pineapple juice coconut cream a little bit of heavy cream yes it's going to sound strange but a little blue Gatorade dropping a cherry and it's awesome oh yeah you may want a little crushed ice

A classic gin that pairs great with basically everything and tastes so good to me, especially with a mixer. I like the bottle and the blue is  recognizable for the brand. I definitely gravitate towards this over other brands. It's well priced. I recommend to everyone.

This is my mother's and my favorite gin. She usually mixes it with tonic water but I find that gives me a bit of a hangover so I prefer mixing it with sparkling water (san pellegrino is my favorite). We both add a little bit of lemon and we're good for the night. 

I have never been much of a gin drinker but I've always enjoyed a classic martini when I'm in the mood and Bombay is the ONLY way to go! I can tell when anything else used. This past summer, a friend made me a gimlet, which was my first time ever tasting one. She used Bombay in that as well. I was surprised at how very refreshing it was. I'm not even a big fan of lime and I still loved it. The common denominator here is that I very much like Bombay. I recently learned of another gin based drink called a Monkey Gland, which is primarily Bombay and orange juice. Well, I can hardly see how one could go wrong there so this is on my list of must try drinks on my next vacay. I'm looking forward to it! Since I love all things monkeys, bonus for the great name! The thing I most appreciate about Bombay is the wide array of cocktails you can make with it. It's seemingly endless. The flavor of Bombay is a bit complex a bit citrus, a bit woody, a bit almost floral, definitely spicy and peppery and earthy. There's so much going on. I suppose that's why it lends itself so well to so many different drinks. Bombay isn't expensive comparatively and that's another big plus. I don't consider myself at all a connoisseur of gins but I like this one.

This is my friends favorite drink and has been our go too for gin and tonics. I wasn't much a fun person before but this is a smooth taste and goes well in many types of cocktails or simple mixed drinks. The bottles is very pretty in the light blue so it also was nice leaving it out when company used to be over

Great gin to keep on deck. It is inexpensive and has a smooth taste. Some gins remind me of lemon cleaners but every now and then I find one that I can enjoy. My guests enjoy it and that's all that matters. It is a staple in my house and I'm sure it will be one for you as well!

This is my husband's must have martini base. He's an up, very dry, olives man. Bombay Sapphire is the only brand he will let touch his glass. I'm guessing it's better than the rest. The price is affordable and has been purchased several times during the pandemic. He's happy so I'm satisfied.