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 gin and tonic is a nice drink to have once in awhile. It's nice and light and it goes down smooth. I'm not exactly sure of the cost. So I can't tell you if it's expensive or not.

When it comes to gin, homemade is best. If I don’t have any homemade handy though, Bombay Sapphire is my go to gin. It has great flavor and it is nice and smooth to put in gin and tonic.

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.

An amazing dry gin imported from London. I enjoy mine straight from the bottle, over I’ve, with a good lemonade. However you enjoy drinking sapphire Bombay is a good gin to reach for. Highly recommend trying and adding to your collection!

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.

My go to gin! I always have a bottle of this in the cabinet and it pairs well with cranberry or ginger ale, tonic or ice! Always gets me in the state of mind I want to be

If you like Gin then you will love Bombay Sapphire. It's delicious and makes an amazing Gin and Tonic. It's also great for gift giving. Fever tree is out favorite tonic water.

Yo. The late 90s are calling. Pick up your handbag-style cell phone and go outside where there’s better reception. Seriously, peeps. You heard it here first: I predict a redux for G & Ts. Hallelujah!

This is what Wiz Khalifa drinks! Bombay lemonade is a popular drink that I can get down with, even though I typically don’t favor gin. Bombay Sapphire is on a level of its own. I will never say no to this!