I'm new to drinking gin. I drank vodka all through college so I really didn't know where to start with gin. I had googled “what are some good brands of gin?” And this was on the top of the list. It mixes well with all my cocktails and I feel like it was an affordable price

I am not a fan of gin at all! This is the more quality of gin products out there with its sharp and dry flavor. It will absolutely put a hair on you your chest and tinge in your voice. I had someone mix this beefeater product with a slew of fruity juices. The punch was such a hit I came back for a few cups.

This is a great addition to any bar cart; it's a classic, great tasting gin that makes some really great cocktails! It makes the perfect, traditional gin and tonic that's smooth and easy to drink. Always remember to drink responsibly and don't drink and drive!

Beefeater London Dry Gin is my gin of choice, actually it is the only brand of gin that I buy. Compared to other brands of gin, Beefeater has a very juniper forward flavor that I love. Mixed with a quality tonic water and a squeeze of lime, this is the best gin and tonic!

Beefeater has been my choice in gin for fifty years.  I was introduced to it through very dry martinis, on the rocks, with a lemon twist.  I added Gibsons to my palate; the brined cocktail onions blend well with the juniper flavor that makes Beefeater distinctive.  This gin stands superbly on its own; I often ignore the vermouth and enjoy it on the rocks.

For me, this is the gin that is very well priced for its quality. I consider it standard, there are better ones but not at this price. I always choose it and buy it again. Easy to drink, with tonic water or ginger Ale is delicious (Gin Tonic) I recommend you try it.

This is a good standard gin. A little more dry than I usually like (a bit drier than Bombay or Tanqueray for example) but definitely not bad. In my opinion, a great gin for mixing but not my favorite for drinking straight. This is a good gin if you're on a budget!

As far as gin goes - of course I like the high end, but when I'm looking for a smooth tasting mid priced gin - I love my beefeater London dry gin.  I like to have it with the low cal tonics sweetened with stevia.  Best gin and tonics in the mid range. Thanks Beefeater.

I'm a big gin drinker (my go-to is gin and tonic) and I really like this gin. I usually stick to cheaper brands, but this drinks really smooth and the price isn't outrageous or something I wouldn't spend consistently. My only complaint is that the brand doesn't offer any additional flavors (like Seagrams offers their "with a twist of lime" flavors so I don't have to buy limes).

One of the better gins on the market that I have had. There isnt much of a pine taste or smell. Giving it a smoother and pleasurable approach when drinking it by its self (neat or on the rocks). Works well with mixers too. I would say this is my main go drink.