I personally do not drink ginger however I own a bar. I go through 3 cases of Beefeater a week compared to other gins that I may go through 1 or 2 cases of. People seem to really enjoy it. I like the bottle just due to handling while serving in a high volume atmosphere.

Hands down one of the finest gins I have ever had the pleasure of tasting. This gin is very robust to say the least. I find that this is well balanced and I am able to drink solo which for me is VERY rare. Super smooth going down, while still feeling that slight burn from it. I would absolutely recommend this for a small gathering of friends looking to enjoy drinks and cards!

Mixing: Beefeater is a workhorse of the mixing world; while it won’t ever win accolades for the most intriguing or dazzling flavour profile, it delivers pretty much everything one expects from a traditionally-styled London dry gin. It is quite at home in cocktails ranging from a G+T through to a Martini, although the latter lacks just a touch of crispness that some find particularly enticing about the drink. We are splitting hairs mind you, with a raft of drinks from the sourness of the Pegu Club through to the Absinthe-spiked orange fruitiness of the Monkey Gland. Particular success is seen when the spicy notes are highlighted such as by substituting the regular sugar syrup for a ginger syrup in the Gin Cocktail, or indeed by adding in some complimentary smoky tea notes in the Lapsang Martinez. Light, refreshing and fruity too is a successful angle for this gin which manages to tread the fine line between delivering a healthy hit of ginny-ness and slinking into the background almost perfectly. A Raspberry Collins or indeed the signature Green Goddess (recipe below) make for a wonderfully refreshing tipple.

It’s lovely to drink after a long day. Makes excellent martinis. Affordable not too expensive and requires a bit of experience straight up. Definitely not cheap in flavor and I will be drinking this in the future. I definitely recommend this for others 

It’s a pretty good gin that mixes well to make classic drinks like gin and tonics. Comparable to Bombay Sapphire at a cheaper price point but definitely not as smooth. The packaging is cute and funny but not very sleek. I would recommend this product to pretty much anyone.

This is a great masculine gin that is versatile enough to hold up to any of my favorite gin cocktails. Excellent in a negroni, as the citrus notes really pop, but also great in a French 75 or a classic gin and tonic. My go to when getting a bottle of gin for a party at my in-laws.

Its a good all around gin. Beefeater Gin has a nice dry ,herbal flavor with a hint of spiciness  .It goes very well with tonic with a splash of cranberry and a wedge of lime. It is a gin that I order while out and I do keep a bottle at the home bar as well .

I’m a gin girl. It’s my favorite for mixed drinks, whether it be a simple gin and sprite with lime, or a gin gimlet. This is my favorite gin, as it is smooth and flavorful. The price point is comparable to other gin brands, but this one definitely surpasses them in taste.

Always keep this Gin on hand for family gatherings as it is a favorite of some relatives who like this as their drinking gin of choice. Fits well in the liquor cabinet & is easy to find in the liquor store. A great staple that I have purchased several times.

Love the smell and taste of dry gin. The herby smell and the citrus notes are delicious with brunch when mixed in with freshly squeezed orange and lemon juice. This is my go-to brand of gin, of course, I'll keep purchasing it! I always bring a bottle with me to brunch and leave it for my host.