Hmmm. Everyone raves and raves about Bombay sapphire but I’m just over here like not getting the hype. I have a girl friend loyal to a Bombay and lemonAid drink that she swears by. I don’t like the taste and probably never will

I really enjoy Bombay Sapphire. It has a great flavor and the juniper berries from Italy really take the cake in this liquor. I recommend Bombay frequently, and use in many of my bartending recipes as a cost friendly beverage.

A wonderful special occasion gin for me. Flavor is outstanding, and it mixes well with lime juice and tonic water for a delicious gin and tonic. My preferred summer time gin.

Bombay Sapphire gives you good gin for the price. While it’s not as floral as some higher end gins, it does the job if you’re mixing a lot of gin drinks.

This is my favorite gin. Not only tastes good but you will have a classic in your bar. Try to put a led lamp under the bottle to see a spectacular effect

Citrusy, peppery forward and slightly sweet gin. This beautiful blue bottle is great in most dry gin cocktails and makes them top shelf. Juniper is apparent but a bit of lavender as well.

Pretty good Gin, flavourish, good alcohol quality, well balanced with its botanicals. I don’t give it 5* cause I choose others as my go to, but among all, really good one if you wanna try it. It’s one of the most famous and most used ones as well.

I personally am not a Gin fan. I do know that Bombay is by far the superior gin out of other brands. I do know several people who like this liquor and order it quite often.

Only gin I drink. An ex introduced me to it. We used to drink it with ginger ale. Allowed you to really get the flavor of the gin. And kept your calories counts down!

This is my go to for a gin and soda or a gin tonic with a lime when I’m entertaining at home. It does get kind of expensive so I try not to buy it all the time.