This gin has that stronger pine flavor that so many people love. While it’s great in a drink, it’s also very easy to sip over some ice. Plus the brightly colored bottle adds something to your liquor cabinet.

It's not the best gin, but it's good. To be fair, I don't notice much quality difference between different tiers of quality for gin. Tastes pretty good with some tonic water and is affordable priced.

It's a standard Gin option. Best value for a smooth Gin that won't break the bank. It mixes really well if you are looking to make a Tom Collins or muddle some mint and mix it with simple syrup and tonic water.

Tanqueray is always a solid gin. Not my personal favorite but definitely in my top 3 and a favorite of many of my friends. Definitely a quality product that you would want for your collection or to build a bar cart.

Tanqueray London Dry Gin is one of the classic all time favorites that I always keep on hand especially around the holidays. It taste amazing with tonic, ginger ale, and who doesn’t love a gin martini? Simply the best. Refreshing, and elegant.

Tanqueray London Dry Gin is the only gin I'll have. It's good chilled with orange juice and doesn't make you sick the next day. Very soft and smooth taste. I'll recommend it to anyone.

Tanqueray has never been a favorite of mine. The taste is so-so and it’s a bit harsh, for my pallet anyway. However, if you’re looking for a descent gin at a descent price, Tanqueray may fit the bill.

It’s very smooth and mixes nicely with others. It is good in a martini, gin and ginger, or gin and tonic. It was not bitter like some gins can be so I enjoyed it much more than some of the others and would highly recommend it.

Affordable but tastes more expensive! It’s a basic and reliable gin to keep around the house. I like to mix it with flavored water for a refreshing after work drink.

This is a decent gin for mixing cocktails that have other primary mixers, but for cocktails where gin is the primary (eg gin and tonics), I wouldn’t recommend.