Tanqueray London Dry Gin is a great gin to keep in your bar at home. I remember when I was younger my dad had ordered a Gin & Tonic at a restaurant. Curious about the flavor i think that was the first cocktail I had ordered when old enough to drink! At home it’s easy to make a gin & tonic. I use Canada Dry brand tonic water and Tanqueray, and slices of lime to garnish!

This is not my favorite gin...it's my second favorite and my go to when I can't get my favorite. It's fairly smooth and usually a decent price point. It goes well with tonic and lime and makes for a nice light cocktail when mixed that way. It's not bad really, just not my favorite.

Tanqueray London Dry Gin has a wonderful taste. I have used it before in cocktails and on its own, after being introduced by a friend. The bottle price is good compared to the quality, presentation, and taste of the gin itself. I'd happily recommend this to anyone drinking with me. 

Bring on the tonic and lime! This is the only gin I’ll drink! I have never tasted another gin that comes close! Don’t change a thing! It’s been around for years due to being true to what it is and staying the same! I would recommend it for sure! Even if your not a gin drinker this one may change your mind!

amazing gin, I use it with elderflower or with some soda. I like it mixed with some ice and then strained. It has a really dry taste which I like. I would recommend it if you like a good quality gin. The flavor is amazing. I would say that it is a good price. 

Tangueray is a classic liquor. It has a specific taste so it's not meant for everyone. However it is very strong and potent soyuz responsibly a little does go a long way. and if you're just getting your night started start off with a shot of this before drinking and every other drink will be amazing try it drink responsibly

I have tried the botanical gins--including Tanqueray's--but I really dont like them. They are too fragrant and flowery. This may just be because that kind of taste is new, and I am used to the old fashioned kind. But for whatever reason I really like the crisp flavor of this and it's not sweet. So I'm a believer in this tried and true gin.

Tanqueray is the only thing that comes to mind when Gin and Juice starts playing. I like that it tastes like pine trees in a way but it definitely is a good alcohol to make mixed drinks with. The aftertaste kind of has a weird burn to me though if I drink it straight.

Tanqueray gin is a classic London dry gin that's known for its juniper flavor and balance of citrus zest. Bold juniper and pine flavors Balanced juniper spice and citrus zest Hints of angelica root, cinnamon, and coriander seed A lemony zing A warm, spice-forward finish If you’re at any bar around the world and you just want a good Gin and Tonic, you can nearly always count on a bar to have Tanqueray London Dry Gin on the back shelf. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve been at a club, or concert venue, and in search of a good drink called out the Tanqueray that I knew would be back there. It’s really the gin-lovers-hero-when-you-need-it-the-most. Definitely good value & very distinctive packaging.

Eh, this is the typical “gin tastes like pine trees” gin. Which, it doesn’t taste like pine trees, that’s gross and gin is delicious. If you’re a gin drinker you’ve probably had this one already. If you’re not a gin drinker you’re not going to like it.