Tanqueray London Dry Gin, 750 mL, 47% ABV

I tried many diff gins, but Tangueray is still my favorite. I typically drink it w/ tonic. Replace vodka in your Bloody Mary cocktail with Tangueray - then the cocktail is called a “Red Snapper”. One cocktail legend says that the original Bloody Mary was invented at Harry's bar in London, and it was originally made with gin. When it came to America, it was replaced with vodka, because it was cheaper and more available.

This Gin is my favorite, mixed with orange juice, is a very smooth cocktail

This is the only gin I will drink, it's the best with tonic obviously and two or three limes. It's so smooth and so delicious, we've also made martinis, and other cocktails with it. It's always perfect, always tastes the same and very high quality feeling. It's never not good.

excellent gin but unlet gin is the best

Great for martinis! Good value compared to top shelf gins, but there are better ones available if you want to spend more. Middle tier gin good for mixed drinks, drinking straight not incredible, but have had worse.

Fabulous flavour and taste. The well known gin brand that delivers the amazing and authentic gin and tonic. Definitely with a good slice of lemon, tonic and plenty of ice one I'd reach for a refreshing cocktail and easy in summer or winter, any time. Good sized bottle, easy to drink. There are plenty of cocktails with this as a decent gin to mix which is very suitable in anyone's cocktail bar.

Crystal clear, great for mixing with literally anything! Be sure to add a lemon peel in whatever you're making! Yum!! Just an excellent choice.

Tanqueray is one of my favourite guns. A classic staple in the drinks cabinet - delicious in a G&T - a crisp Juniper taste that hits the spot. Good Balance of sweet & dry.

The only gin I buy/use to make dirty martinis is Tanqueray. The perfectly citrusy and juniper forward gin mixes amazingly with a splash of vermouth and a healthy pour of olive brine w/ an olive garnish (double points for blue cheese stuffed) makes a stunning dirty tini without breaking the bank.

Tanquery is solid, classic, and easy to drink, but it didn't completely stand out to me. The aroma is clean and crisp with noticeable juniper and citrus. I don't find it botanical forward or layered in comparison to more modern craft gins.