It's a controversial opinion maybe but I prefer beefeater to tanqueray for a tonic. Tanqueray flavor profile is much more subtle and better for mixing than beefeater.

I’ve been loving this gin, been using it to make gin and tonics. I love adding a lemon instead of a lime. Last week I made French 75 with this and some champagne and lemon peels and simple syrup. Total hit! Can’t recommend enough

As far as it comes to Gin this is the best. It’s so smooth and doesn’t leave an after taste in my mouth like others I’ve tried. The price point isn’t bad for the higher quality of liquor you’re getting

Tanqueray gin is my favorite gin, if you like the smell of pine and don’t mind the flavor to be tasting like a pine tree this would be a good choice for you. Goes well with tonic,soda water, as a shot or on the rocks.

It’s good. Doesn’t taste cheap. Great taste when mixed with the right mixer and easy to enjoy when looking for a smooth evening drink. I’ve had other cheaper brands and haven’t enjoyed the taste of the ensuing feeling the following day.

This is the best for use of a martini. My go to and only brand I will use. It has such a dominant taste and you only need a small amount (in martinis). Yes and yes for me.

Looks good on the bar and perfect for that great instagram shot when it’s posed coquettishly near the sparkling rim of an almost full Martini glass. The color of those plump olives makes the whole thing pop!

Nice floral taste with a smooth finish perfect for making your favorite mixed drinks. I enjoy this with a bit of pineapple juice and a splash of cranberry.

The best Gin, very smooth. You can't go cheap with Gin!!!! I will never choose a cheaper brand again, this one is not too expensive but always my go to Gin.

Everyone's favourite drink seems to be gin and tonic, which I hate. But I do like Tanqueray, it mixes well with a lot (other than tonic water) and has a really smooth taste and texture, it doesn't burn your throat like a lot of other gins. Love it