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New Amsterdam is my go to for G&Ts and martinis, if you want something really different look for Corsair gin. It is very different.
Good Gin?
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Broker's is outstanding and is not all the expensive.
I like Bluecoat for my "cheap" gin.
Hendricks for G&T's.
Plymouth for a classic Martini.
There are a bunch of gins that I need to try, but I balk at paying 50 or 60 bucks for gin.
Hendricks for G&T's.
Plymouth for a classic Martini.
There are a bunch of gins that I need to try, but I balk at paying 50 or 60 bucks for gin.
I used to think that gin tasted like poisoned berries, until I tried good gin. I'm no connoisseur, but my favorite is Hendrick's, as it is considerably smoother than most others, to drink neat. In a martini, I typically prefer Bombay Sapphire, or Tanqueray.
Hendricks is a great gin for sipping neat. Interesting that you chose classic "London" style gins for your martini. I tend to do the same.
I enjoy Hendricks in a Gin and Tonic with a cucumber wedge. I actually stopped buying Hendricks because the G&Ts went down a little too easy.
I love the cucumber wedge as well. I know exactly what you mean on your last comment!I enjoy Hendricks in a Gin and Tonic with a cucumber wedge. I actually stopped buying Hendricks because the G&Ts went down a little too easy.
Of all the gin joints in all the world....
oops, could not resist the line from one of my favorite movies.
You have to like cucumber to like Hendricks. My wife doesn't, so she will not drink a gin and tonic with Hendricks in it. Alas, I have to finish it for her. We both actually prefer regular Bombay over the Saffire, especially for gin and tonics.
Has anyone tried St. Andrews Gin? I recently bought a bottle, mainly because I am a golfer and it is in a cool bottle. Great reason, right? Have not opened it yet, so cannot provide any review.
oops, could not resist the line from one of my favorite movies.
You have to like cucumber to like Hendricks. My wife doesn't, so she will not drink a gin and tonic with Hendricks in it. Alas, I have to finish it for her. We both actually prefer regular Bombay over the Saffire, especially for gin and tonics.
Has anyone tried St. Andrews Gin? I recently bought a bottle, mainly because I am a golfer and it is in a cool bottle. Great reason, right? Have not opened it yet, so cannot provide any review.
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Just had some Money 47 neat. It's not cheap but it sure is mighty fine!!
Nah. Just crummy typing and equally bad proofing!!Freudian slip?
I agree with your opinion though.
Really nice gin, need to pick up another bottle.
