Beefeater has always been my favorite gin and gin is my favorite alcohol. It is best mixed with Ruby red grapefruit juice and crushed ice. It is pricey, but it is so smooth, it is worth paying a little more for the quality. I would highly recommend to others. Beefeater London Dry Gin

I would say this is a great gin for mixed cocktails. I like Gin with soda, so this is not my first choice as the taste is quite strong. But I do like making cocktails and other mixed drinks with other liquors. If you are not a habitual gin drinker, do not let this be your first try. 

A solid gin choice. You can find it at almost any bar that has liquor, and any store that does as well. Good, solid pine taste without being too overpowering. I don't know if I would drink it straight, but I have only ever tried one brand that I would say I would do so with.

This is my go to gin for making gin and tonics. It's widely available and affordable without being cheap tasting. I love the packaging and motifs. IT has a nice flavor when paired with a tonic and a lime wedge. I always recommend this brand to my friends. 

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

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 

Beefeater is a very strong gin. I like it a lot because I really like gin. For those people who want something more mellow, this is not your product. This is a spice forward, in your face gin. It is an affordable option for most people. I would definitely buy again.

Gin is my daily drink and Beefeater is my gin of choice. Cheap gins are completely overpowered by the tonic and more expensive ones are a waste of money diluted with tonic. Tanqueray has a slight edge in taste over Beefeater, but only if I'm drinking my gin on the rocks. I can't tell the difference in a G&T. Favorite tonic is Seagrams, but I generally use a cheaper store brand unless I have company. I also prefer a lemon slice over lime in my G&T.

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.

Not overly floral, more like a christmas tree in your glass.  This gin is very refreshing without being overly crafted.  This is not your designer gin, this is the working man's gin.  Get yourself some tonic and some lime and make yourself a great Gin and Tonic.