What's your favorite Gin?

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What's your favorite Gin?

Post by bbattle » June 11th 2023, 12:37pm

I'm a big fan of gin. I have some favorites that I drink neat; as opposed to being in a martini glass with an olive.

Nolet's is excellent stuff. I also like New Amsterdam. Boodles is pretty good but higher proof so more alcohol taste.

When it gets really hot around here, a cold gin and tonic is mighty nice.
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Re: What's your favorite Gin?

Post by MAX » June 12th 2023, 4:01am

Not much of a gin drinker but Tanqueray when I do. Best cheap gin I used to drink is Seagams extra dry.
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Re: What's your favorite Gin?

Post by gerdson » June 12th 2023, 5:39am

I don't have any particular favorite. Had a bottle of slightly chili-flavored one, that was very good - from a very small manufacturer in Northern Denmark. Of the larger brands, I can recommend to try out Plymouth Gin.
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Re: What's your favorite Gin?

Post by codguy » June 12th 2023, 8:53am

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Back in my gin days, it was Beefeaters ----- and the potent stuff, unlike the weak stuff sold in the UK or the newer watered down US variety.

If Beefeaters wasn't avail, I would would pass on gin and give my liver something else to be concerned about ie: tequila, vodka, sake, absinthe, rum, ouzo, etc.



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