Beefeater is my absolute favorite gin. Unlike other brands, it has a clear and pleasant juniper flavor without being overwhelming. It's a classic style at a good price point in a fine-looking bottle. I recommend this to anyone that knows anything about gin or to people looking to try gin for the first time!

My favorite drink is gin and tonic, this gin isn’t super cheap but also not overly expensive which makes it affordable and it still tastes smooth. I always have this product stocked. I also tried the strawberry flavor and wasn’t that big of a fan. But the regular is great.

I was on a gun kick when I was younger. It might sound strange but Beefeater gin is very good with Pepsi and lime, or if you prefer cola and lemon. Either way it's the only way I liked it. I have tried gin mixed with other things, but the fact is, I'm just not a gun fan. Gin is an acquired taste, very unique. Other than a martini, I didn't know any other ways to drink it, so I poured it in my Pepsi, which makes almost anything taste better.

This is a staple in our bar. It mixes well with juice or ginger and never has that synthetic taste the more "affordable" gins can leave. I think the price is well worth the bottle and it's a good standard gin. I have recommended this to friends and family who like gin.

I love this brand for making Blue Motorcycles.  It's smooth but not overpowering and goes down easily.  It is a reputable brand that is trusted and never skimps on taste.  as far as priced, it's moderately priced so you don't break the budget.  I would recommend it for Gin drinkers. 

I'm not the biggest gin drinker around, but when mixed with some lime juice to make a gimlet? I'm all in.  This gin definitely met my expectations and compared to alternatives, I see myself turning to Beefeater London before others especially when mixing up a cocktail for friends!

I have to be quite Frank and honestly I can't say too much great about beef eaters London dry gin although a lot of people like it that's just not for me. That dry taste isn't one that I care for her at all and doesn't matter if you mix it with tonic, orange juice it's still just doesn't do it for me. However many would beg to differ. But don't take my advice have a beefeaters in tonic and when with your review

What’s not to love? This is a classic cocktail staple. Beefeater is more dry and less floral but definitely worth every sip. As a bar manager, I love the price and how easily it mixes to create a cocktail. As a drinker, I like it as a shot, neat. Delicious!

 The nose leads to an herbal, cooked celery aroma with lots of black pepper. As you taste, the spices take over with a warming feeling. The touch of licorice lends just the right amount of sweetness to balance the gin. The coriander works really well in this botanical recipe by not taking over as it can often do.

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.