gin recommendations?
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PriestTheyCalledHim
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I do not drink any alcohol at all anymore; but I used to enjoy gin.
Tanqueray, Beefeater, Bombay Sapphire, and Gordon's are all good.
Or better yet go to your local liquor/spirits store and look at different brands and prices.
A really good gin drink besides a gin and tonic, or gin martini, is a gin buck which is gingerale, gin, and lemon juice with ice.
A Singapore sling is also very nice.
Tanqueray, Beefeater, Bombay Sapphire, and Gordon's are all good.
Or better yet go to your local liquor/spirits store and look at different brands and prices.
A really good gin drink besides a gin and tonic, or gin martini, is a gin buck which is gingerale, gin, and lemon juice with ice.
A Singapore sling is also very nice.
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LilikoiMoon
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Hendricks is nice and smooth.
Dr. Bombay is good.
Me used to love a good gin/tonic/2lime wedges back in the day.
There's a Scottish brand Gin, ugh, can't think of the name, but it's pretry darn good. Of course I haven't touched alcohol in years, so surely many different options now.
Dr. Bombay is good.
Me used to love a good gin/tonic/2lime wedges back in the day.
There's a Scottish brand Gin, ugh, can't think of the name, but it's pretry darn good. Of course I haven't touched alcohol in years, so surely many different options now.
