Super awesome mixing alcohol for any drink. Definitely a party pleaser when this bottle is poured out. If you’re mixing, try to sip it with ginger ale. You won’t regret the delicious taste of this refreshing drink.

I love the name of this Gin and the history behind it, but beyond that it’s just a good Gin. Similar to tanqueray, but in my opinion slightly less tame which cuts down on its usability in certain types of cocktails.

I love this gin, but compared to others in the same price point I am more often than not choosing another brand. This gin has a good taste and aroma, and is surely able to please a crowd if this is the sole gin of choice!

Only because I personally dont love gin. For the price and quality, this is an excellent gin to buy for yourself or friends/family. These certainly make excellent martinis! If I liked gin this would have 5 stars but I unfortunately do not.

This Gin isn’t bad, just not my favorite. Compared to another well known gin in a green bottle, I found this one to be a bit harsher in a Gin and Tonic.

Beefeater is my go to gin for gin and tonics. I think it’s good value for the price, and way more in budget than more expensive ones. I appreciate the flavor and think it’s pairable with lots of different garnishes, e.g. lime, basil, cucumber, etc.

Beefeater Gin is the Gin I was raised on. There’s nothing like Beefeater for a proper Martini. In Summer with Tonic Water or just on the rocks. It’s an easy sophisticated Gin for good value. 

I’ve only ever had this mixed into a cocktail from one of my favorite restaurants, but it was very delicious and I would be willing to try this Gin in other drinks.

This dry gin is great for a greyhound or in a Cape Cod. It’s got a good flavor that pairs well with whatever you might mix it with. The price is pretty good for the quality; it’s a great gin to have on hand.

This got the job done, but definitely reminded me of something I would have struggled through in my early twenties. It wasn’t very smooth and resulted in a queasy hangover.