Beefeater London Dry Gin 750 ml, 88 Proof

Beefeaters is a great English gin that had a subtle taste but gives you the favor your crave! It's a middle of the road priced gin that will give you a great bang for the buck. If you do not have a local gin distillery in your home town/city, this liquor is great alternative to give you that refreshing G&T you crave!

Beefeater has been my choice in gin for fifty years.  I was introduced to it through very dry martinis, on the rocks, with a lemon twist.  I added Gibsons to my palate; the brined cocktail onions blend well with the juniper flavor that makes Beefeater distinctive.  This gin stands superbly on its own; I often ignore the vermouth and enjoy it on the rocks.

I'm not a big fan of gin, but this gin has a great taste for a great cost. I don't think I'd change anything about it. I mix it up with some ginger ale and lime juice and YUM! This is definitely one of the better household brands for gin and I would definitely recommend it!

Beefeater London dry gin is my favorite gin on the market. It is very smooth and I absolutely love mixing the specific brand with any type of tonic soda or water. I would absolutely buy it again and I would so recommend anyone looking for a good gin recommendation to grab this one

Not overly floral, more like a christmas tree in your glass.  This gin is very refreshing without being overly crafted.  This is not your designer gin, this is the working man's gin.  Get yourself some tonic and some lime and make yourself a great Gin and Tonic.

Mixing: Beefeater is a workhorse of the mixing world; while it won't ever win accolades for the most intriguing or dazzling flavour profile, it delivers pretty much everything one expects from a traditionally-styled London dry gin. It is quite at home in cocktails ranging from a G+T through to a Martini, although the latter lacks just a touch of crispness that some find particularly enticing about the drink. We are splitting hairs mind you, with a raft of drinks from the sourness of the Pegu Club through to the Absinthe-spiked orange fruitiness of the Monkey Gland. Particular success is seen when the spicy notes are highlighted such as by substituting the regular sugar syrup for a ginger syrup in the Gin Cocktail, or indeed by adding in some complimentary smoky tea notes in the Lapsang Martinez. Light, refreshing and fruity too is a successful angle for this gin which manages to tread the fine line between delivering a healthy hit of ginny-ness and slinking into the background almost perfectly. A Raspberry Collins or indeed the signature Green Goddess (recipe below) make for a wonderfully refreshing tipple.

Beefeater London Dry Gin is a good gin for the price. It is affordable but you get what you pay for.  There are better gins out there that can be enjoyed straight up.  Personally I prefer to use it in mixed drinks, it is great mixed in an iced tea cocktail. 

This is a great standard gin to use for simple cocktails for any occasion. Versatile enough to use for simple cocktails with very few ingredients all the way to the most complex cocktails with multiple ingredients. Nice juniper botanicals with citrus fruit notes.

Not a bad gin but a bit over priced for the quality of product. While not the most expensive gin on the shelf I expected more for what I paid and would rather stick to other options for the most part. The best part about it is how common it is when going out

Not a fan at all. I know a lot of people love it but for me it is too dry in terms of it being a London dry gin. Could be that it is not as aromatic as other traditional gins, and that is why the mouth feel on this one does not do it for me. Would rather go for a less aromatic gin with a smoother finish.