Forever the love of my gin consuming life, Tanqueray is a practically perfect meditation in versatility. My beverage of choice is the always faithful gin and tonic, and ye old Tanqueray and tonic is peerless both in price and consumability. You could argue that it’s “just okay,” that it’s “overpowering,” “underwhelming,” or “grossly inferior,” but that would be ridiculous, and you would be wrong, and also super rude.

Tanqueray London Dry Gin is an enduring classic that most drinkers have already formed an opinion on. Fans of gin and classic gin, will appreciate the drier, more juniper-forward profile which stands in contrast to many of its peers which balance juniper with citrus and additional spice botanicals. But fans of more contemporary styles will likely want to look elsewhere. Certainly Tanqueray is an important historical benchmark in the world of gin and worth a look, but there may be more balanced offerings available in a crowded marketplace, no matter what your tastes are.

this is gin ugghhh im not a gin drinker. its so dry and strong especially this brand. this is top shelf liquor and its not bad but no way would i buy it for myself. you can mix with just about any fruit juice and make a decent drink. Just gin isnt for me at all

I like this gin in the pretty green bottle. It tastes good mixed with some tonic and a lime - my go to gin drink. I dont drink gin very often (I'm more of a vodka girl), but this is typically the brand I buy for basic/well gin. Would recommend to others

Tanqueray is nice for cocktails and is smooth for a gin. Makes a nice gin and tonic with additions of lavender simple syrup or lime juice. I only gave it 4 stars because I am rather partial to Hendricks gin which pairs nicely with cucumber and has more of a floral after taste. For the price, it is definitely doable!

Tanqueray is an alright gin. I know a lot of people like it. This was my first time trying it and I, however, think the taste is too bold and over powers any mixer it is added too. Because the taste is overpowering, I think it is a bit over priced for me and would not buy again.

Classic, floral and delicious! I have tried many a gin in my day and no matter what, Tanqueray is by my favorite. It’s so classic and holds up well to a good shaking (or ‘bruising’ as one server called it). To me, it’s perfectly floral. To be fair, I loooove a really floral gin. This isn’t up there with high flavor content like Esme, which makes it a good choice for basically anyone who enjoys gin. I personally recommend this for a good, classic martini (shaken OR stirred). A few of my favorites are classic with blue cheese olives or a “hot ‘n’ dirty” with some Tabasco in the bottom of the glass. Have fun (responsibly of course)

I bought a bottle the day Amy Whinehouse passed away. It was her favorite & reportedly what did her in so every July 23rd me & my friends play one of her songs & take a few shots of the Tanquery in her honor. It is so easy to swallow, goes down do soft & smooth. No stinging at all.

Tanqueray is a great dry gin if you’re not looking to focus too much on the florals but just want something dry with enough juniper to be gin, and of good quality. We use this in mixed drinks all the time, like this basil strawberry mash: We mashed up some basil 🌿 and strawberry 🍓, then added it to a shaker with raspberry hibiscus tea, Meyer lemon honey, and Tanqueray... then we topped it with seltzer and voila!

I am a Gin Girl so there's nothing I don't like about Tanqueray. Of course, if you serve a dry gin a little to warm, it'll ruin the experience so I tend to always serve a dry gin chilled with ice. Add your favorite tonic, soda, or other mixer and you are ready for a good time!