When at a bar, this is the first thing I order. Tanqueray makes the most classic, fabulous, yummy gin and tonic a gal could want. A squeeze of lime and you're in business. The bottle is a perfect green, looks just like you want it to taste. I buy this one over and over again!! 

It was great. I loved it.the tast was absolutely wonderful. The power of it is amazing. I almost don't even know how to explain it . Take twenty four oz cup. Fill three quarters of the way up with gin. Fill the rest of the way with grape Kool aid. You can't even taste the liquor.

Tanqueray London Dry Gin use to be my go to gin...before I was a gin drinker. It is fine, good to mix drinks with but I don’t know that i would recommend it for straight gin martinis. It’s basic, not terrible but not the best. Prices are usually good so you get more for less!

This is a gin for gin lovers. True gin lovers who do not care for the fruity, sweet concoctions often called gin in today's world. This is a robust gin, a fine true, London Dry Gin, just as it was when created. It is for people who *LIKE* Gin and I am talking about the original London Dry Gin taste which is becoming increasingly hard to find amongst all of the current "fruity" and even "sweet confection" Gins appearing these days. Gin is Gin, and Tanqueray's is one of the very finest "gin-tasting" Gins available today. If you really like Gin, you will *love* Tanquerays" !

Well, there’s no doubt Tanqueray and its big, straightforward, juniper-centric flavor profile should be considered a classic London Dry Gin and a veritable pillar of the gin industry. However, for me, the near singular emphasis on the juniper is a bit of a drawback. I love juniper-y gins, but I love them when they have more a bit more depth and varied complexity. To my taste, Tanqueray falls a little short on both counts. That’s not to say this isn’t a well-made, classic spirit, it is, but in this style and in this price range, I think I prefer Beefeater and Bombay Original.

My favorite Gin. Not too much of the pine taste. Very smooth and mixes so well. Not too crazy expensive either for the quality imo. Plus Amy Winehouse sings about this Gin and who doesn’t love her?  My favorite thing to make with this Gin is called a Foghorn. I usually just go with a classic Gin and soda with biters though. 

I love a good Tanqueray London Dry Gin and tonic. To me, it is a perfect kick. Which may be the mix of taste notes: juniper/coriander and then it soothes with taste of sweet oily licorice. Then add ice, tonic water, a nice shake and squeeze some lime juice. I prefer lime for garnish. Those all add a perfect chilled blend of heaven for your taste buds.

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!

Best Gin there is. Seriously love this with orange juice. I know, classic. But it is a delicious drink and taste best chilled. It is a little expensive if you ask me, but its worth the extra change. I would recommend to anyone looking to have a fun night or anyone who likes orange juice and liquor!!! 

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.