A good daily go-to gin that’s affordable but also has a nice bouquet of flavor. It’s a bit more piney due to the juniper than I’d typically use to mix with but it is refreshing on a hot summer day with a twist of lime, ice and just a bit of simple syrup.

I discovered this gin recently and I liked the smooth and dryness of the drink. Its a strong punch compared to others but its well worth it over the rocks or in a specialty mix with me experimenting at the bar in the kitchen. Definitely in my top 5 of gins and always a recommendation. 

Tanqueray is one of my favorite gins. It isn’t overly expensive but still worth the price you pay for it. It is very smooth and goes excellent with lime. The bottle is also very appealing and looks nice even if you leave it out on a countertop or somewhere else visible.

This is my drink of choice at weddings.  I have no idea why.  Great value gin.  You have to try it with an orange instead of a lime.  It changes the whole flavor.  I’m not a huge fan of limes so I found a way to still be able to enjoy it!  Give it. Try. I will again for sure!

This product is not top of the line but a bit smoother than some cheaper brands. The price is affordable in it's category. The comparison to others is that it is okay for the price but I've had better. I would recommend it to others because it isn't a gutter drink it comes with a little quality.

Definitely a top choice when ordering gin drinks when out at a bar, restaurant, or festivity. This product is affordable and tastes amazing for the price. There is always room for improvement, but with that being said I would absolutely purchase again.

This was our gin choice for one of our wedding signature cocktails (classic bramble) and it was given rave reviews by our guests. It's interesting because many of my family members that are "not gin drinkers" found themselves swimming in it that night :) We continue to purchase for our own liquor cabinets and share with others.

Tanqueray London Dry Gin has been around since 1830 and is recognizable by it's green bottle and strong combination of flavors.   Juniper is both the first and the strongest flavor I find  but at the end of it a spiciness breaks through that's attributed to Angleica root and coriander seed with cinnamon tones coming through as well. Citrus zest notes also marry well and compliment these flavors splendidly.  The higher percentage of alcohol combined with the spicy notes in the Gin lends some definite heat at the finish line.

I love Tanqueray! It’s good when you mix it or by itself as a shot, simple juices don’t take away or hide its kick. Smooth to take for shots. It’s bottle shape is deff unique looking. It’s my go to drink when I’m feeling fancy but a little hood haha =)

This is my go to gin at most places. Most bars stock this as their top shelf gin. It has a very crisp taste. My preferred mixer is bitter lemon, but most American bars don’t carry it, so I order it with tonic and both lemon and lime. A very refreshing drink in the summer!