If I ordered a drink with Gin_ this would be my go to Gin. Unless there's another Gin. I mean as a teenager we probably snuck in my aunties bar. Which contained Seagrams Gin think 90's_... so this is my current Gin of choice, Unless anyone knows anything better. _

Tanqueray is still my go-to gin. I enjoy Tanqueray 10 a bit more, but it’s pricier, so this one wins. I don’t understand the people who want their gin “smooth”. Hendricks tastes like gin-flavored water. I want my gin to have a bite to it. That is the whole point of gin!! This is the classic gin.

Strong and to the point. When Tanqueray is chilled properly one can actually taste the pineapple and hints of fruit in it. It also mixes well with soft drinks and juices, frozen or over ice. Just remember... "GIN will make you sin" (haha) Drink responsibly #TanquerayLondonDryGin

I love to drink this liquor, pure or with orange juice and lots of ice in a tall glass and decorated with a slice of lime on the edge, it is very refreshing to take in a pool, park or beach, at private parties it is also an alternative practical and elegant ever

haha i bought this when i was in london because tanqueray had this major hype and it was honestly great, i love gin and tonics now and i will definitely buy this again, smooth to drink and is the perfect gin for gin and tonics, a staple for a bar table.

Tanqueray London Dry Gin is a solid choice for crafting Martinis along with Gin & Juice cocktails! Tanqueray is the third, top-selling gin, worldwide! Gin is made with Juniper Berries and has a flavor profile of pine. I enjoy Tanqueray in a classic, Dirty Martini.

It is distilled four times and includes only four botanicals: juniper, coriander, angelica, and liquorice. It is a great all-around gin for any cocktail. 47.3% alc/volume (94.6 proof). While brands like Beefeater and Tanqueray are at the top of the list for a good London dry gin, one would forget about other popular bottles. 

I prefer Tanqueray or Hendricks, I find the taste of Bombay to be repulsive. Makes a great gin and tonic. I get lemon zest, grapefruit, black tea, celery stalk, and a vaguely floral aroma, like dandelions or something. It's bright and soft, drinks easy neat, and mixes in very very comfortably.

This is definitely a more dry gin compared to a few others I've had, but it is always on my top 3 choices when available. The green bottle makes it appealing with the labeling, and it looks quite nice in my fridge! If you like gin, and a more dry drink, this is your go to.

I honestly think that this gin is more about name recognition than anything else. I personally find that it's too distinctive for most cocktails, but it's a go to for a gin and tonic. Worth stocking your home bar with if a number of your friends drink gin - someone always wants a Tanqueray with tonic and/or lime!