Great for the classic gin and tonic but it's the one gin that I always use for a traditional Negroni. Equal parts of gin, Campari and Sweet Vermouth with an orange slice

Excellent for gin and tonics. Better than Bombay sapphire by far. Mellow flavor, but not good for sweet drinks like lemonade. Better suited to not cover up the taste. This is one of my go tos.

The perfect gin for a refreshing summer cocktail! You can drink it with tonic water and a slice of lime for a G&T, or just mix it with fresh lemonade for a slightly sweeter drink. Would and have bought many times over.

With a strong bite of heat, this gin is not the best for a casual cocktail as it tends to overpower the other components. By itself, however, the strong note of juniper makes it a personal favorite.

If you like gin (or like to feel like Amy Winehouse) drink Tanqueray. Perfect for a strong gin and tonic or a shot with lime juice. Inexpensive and yet doesn’t taste cheap. 10/10 would recommend.

This was the first gin I was introduced to. For years I would ask for a gin and tonic with lime made with Tanqueray. It’s no longer my go-to, but every now and then when I’m feeling nostalgic, I ask for it.

This is one of my favorite gins. It is quite smooth compared to most gin that I’ve tried. I love mixing this particular one with sprite, 7-Up, or cranberry juice. This is my go to gin for flying. Takes the edge off!

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 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.