One of the smoothest Gins I've had. Always goes great either mixed or on the rocks if it's been that kind of day. Never been disappointed and although a bit priceyer then the others worth the extra couple of buckets if you want options at the end of the night

Yet again another great go-to gin for drinking up or in cocktails. This is a smooth gin with a strong juniper flavor. I would recommend making herbal cocktails with this, mixing with berries, seltzer, rosemary, or basil. I've used this product on multiple occasions and plan to continue using it in the future. 

Beefeater is definitely one of the best dry gins on the market. I was a bartender for many years, and this was always my go-to for a high quality gin that always gave my drinks the perfect taste. My customers often asked which brand of gin I used to make their drinks, and every time I was asked, I had made their drink with Beefeater. 

Mixing: Beefeater is a workhorse of the mixing world; while it won't ever win accolades for the most intriguing or dazzling flavour profile, it delivers pretty much everything one expects from a traditionally-styled London dry gin. It is quite at home in cocktails ranging from a G+T through to a Martini, although the latter lacks just a touch of crispness that some find particularly enticing about the drink. We are splitting hairs mind you, with a raft of drinks from the sourness of the Pegu Club through to the Absinthe-spiked orange fruitiness of the Monkey Gland. Particular success is seen when the spicy notes are highlighted such as by substituting the regular sugar syrup for a ginger syrup in the Gin Cocktail, or indeed by adding in some complimentary smoky tea notes in the Lapsang Martinez. Light, refreshing and fruity too is a successful angle for this gin which manages to tread the fine line between delivering a healthy hit of ginny-ness and slinking into the background almost perfectly. A Raspberry Collins or indeed the signature Green Goddess (recipe below) make for a wonderfully refreshing tipple.

This is a great standard gin to use for simple cocktails for any occasion. Versatile enough to use for simple cocktails with very few ingredients all the way to the most complex cocktails with multiple ingredients. Nice juniper botanicals with citrus fruit notes.

A good solid botanical gin that ive used it to make greyhounds and salty dogs. Its also good for mojito's but not quite as good for making a gimlet. You really need top shelp gin when it's the main ingredient in a drink. I'd buy it agin for sure, but I'd get something more premium for making gimlets. 

Solid dry gin for a home bar. Makes a decent basic gin and tonic, and a classic for dry martinis and gibsons. It has a very clean flavor without much of an alcohol burn. Affordable, widely available, would recommend for people to keep as a basic bar staple.

Fantastic flavor for the price. This is a good, standard gin. Overall my husband and I have found this brand to be the best that we can go out and buy at our local stores. Though we do prefer to buy from a local distillery, this is a great option when at the store.

I enjoy kicking back with a nice gin and tonic from time to time{for it being summer} .Beefeater has a smother balance without so much of a bite. I do think that updating the product label while keeping their original logo might be beneficial. I highly recommend this product do to the price point over the more expensive brands out there.  GIVE IT A SHOT.....

Beefeater is wonderful if you like a truly dry gin. I went to the Beefeater distillery in London and I had the opportunity to try some of their limited addition flavors and I can honestly say that they put a lot of time and thought into their gin creations. Really awesome stuff!