Our favorite for mixed classic drinks such as a Negroni! This has become a staple in our house. In my opinion, it's not a shipping neat gin, it's more of a good mixer

I’m not even close to being an expert, but beef eater is a standard gin to use for mixing. Cheap but pretty good in my opinion. Can be found at almost any liquor store or distributor in a variety of sizes.

A good classic gin. Mixes great with tonic or other mixers. The juniper flavor is light and woody, while the pine needle taste and aroma are heavy in the front.

I love gin the most, and I love Beefeater the most. It’s great on the rocks with lime, and it’s great in all cocktails involving gin. It’s the only one I buy and the only one that I ask for at bars, etc.

Very smooth, enjoyable and does not break the bank! I enjoyed it with tonic water or a lemonade. Didn’t leave me feeling “toxic” the next day. Overall enjoyable experience for the price. However, not as great quality as a top shelf gin.

Beefeater England London Dry Gin is my go to for gin. It has great taste. It’s not overly expensive and it goes down smooth in my gin and tonics. The flavor is great! I highly recommend this to others!

Got a mini sample of this on the plane one time and drank it mixed with Coca Cola. It tasted pretty good but as I only had a bit of it, i couldn’t tell exactly how much I liked it. I think I’ve had better gin.

I like this for my dirty martinis, it’s not as good as my other regulars, but I wouldn’t say it’s bad. It’s the bottom of my list however. I would say it’s better as a mixed drink.

It does the job but not my favorite gin. First time consumer. I like Hendricks better although hendricks is more expensive. It is a good value. I use extra limes in g&t

Beefeater tastes sweet and has excellent mouthfeel. There's the expected prominent juniper along with candied orange rinds, tart lemon, roasted almonds and a tapered, peppery finish that leaves a nice warmth.