I have been a fan of Tanqueray for many years. It is smooth and tastes wonderful in a Gin and Tonic. I have tried other types of gin and I find Tanqueray to be the smoothest and most enjoyable. I always request it if I order a gin drink in a restaurant and I have some at home to use in my house made drinks.

I’m a huge fan of Tanqueray, even more so than many of the more expensive brands (though I won’t ever turn down a bottle of Tanqueray Ten if you wanted to give me one, lol). It’s the perfect blend, and is versatile enough to take you from a gin & tonic to an extra dry martini. And if you’ve never tried it - Tanqueray with a splash of Newman’s Own Limeade is 😘👌🏼.

My all time favorite, this is super bright refreshing and smooth. The perfect partner of tonic water. When I have the choice this is what I have for gin. I think it is affordable. If you haven’t had this I recommend trying it, it is much different from other gins.

Tanqueray London Dry Gin is a classic spirit known for its crisp and refined character. Its bold juniper flavor is artfully balanced with hints of coriander, angelica root, and a touch of citrus zest, resulting in a complex yet refreshing profile. Perfect for sipping neat, over ice, or as the foundation of a cocktail, Tanqueray delivers a consistently satisfying experience. Its meticulous distillation process highlights a blend of tradition and modern craftsmanship, making it a favorite among gin enthusiasts.

My go to gin for the most delicious and smooth gin and tonics. It’s reasonably priced and what I’m always happy to see it behind any bar I go to. It’s on the perfect tipping point where I don’t think more expensive gin tasted any noticeably better but I definitely notice the decrease in quality in less expensive gin!

I love my gin and tonics as much as the next girl, but there is one thing I can’t tolerate, and that’s bad gin. Tanqueray has always been my favorite gin, and my love affair with this green bottle has only grown over the years. I’ve just recently tried a recipe which I found in a magazine, called “gin and joe” which is a spin on the classic gin and tonic, but made with coffee as well. I used Tanqueray London Dry Gin for this recipe, and it was AMAZING! I can’t say enough good things about this product, it has never let me down.

Tanqueray Gin & Tonic is perfect for any occasion. Tanqueray is rich in juniper and pine flavor, with just the right amount of citrus. 🍋‍🟩 Its full and bold flavor makes it my first choice, especially since the price is affordable for the quality.

Me and my boyfriend woyld always buy this particular brand of gin whenever we wanted to have a fun night in.. We would even substitute it in mixed drinks for recipes that called for vodka , sonthing about the taste and smoothness always made it a favorite.

Tanqueray London Dry Gin  is the pine tree of gins. The spruce-taste isn't for everyone, but I particularly like it. While Tanqueray is a great mixer, it's also an extremely affordable choice, making it a staple item on every gal's bar cart. I recommend mixing Tanqueray with a craft tonic water and an orange slice.

Gin doesn’t taste good in general, but this one does not have a cinnamon like aftertaste like some of the cheap ones. I would highly recommend trying this with Club soda if you are calorie conscious. The usual “gin and tonic” has 100 calories in tonic water vs Club soda with 0 calories .