Today we’re looking at a few select brands of gin that run the price range from USD $16 all the way to USD $45. The gin brands include: G’Vine Nouaison, Martin Miller, Tanqueray and Bombay Sapphire. A taste of the London Dry!
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Today we’re looking at a few select brands of gin that run the price range from USD $16 all the way to USD $45. The gin brands include: G’Vine Nouaison, Martin Miller, Tanqueray and Bombay Sapphire. A taste of the London Dry!
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Charles
February 22, 2010 at 10:43 pmBombay for martinis, Tanqueray for gin and tonic. That is my preference. Try Tanqueray in a bloody mary…simply amazing.
Zach M
September 2, 2012 at 12:34 amHow does Hendricks and Greenhook compare to these? I have ordered the G’Vine and have Bombay but Im curious about Hendricks and Greenhook. I like you am not a huge fan of juniper but this video makes me also want to try Tanqueray altho Ill probably only buy a 200ml or 375ml for the tasting. Is greenhook worth ordering? And how does Hendricks line up with these as well?
dschommer
September 2, 2012 at 12:37 amI’ve not put them all side by side (this video was done way after I had Greenhook), but Greenhook is one of the best gin’s I’ve had to date because of its lovely floral notes. It’s the closet thing I could get to G’Vine Nouason for half the price. If you can get it for a good price, definitely check it out! Hendrick’s, I believe, is a bit more traditional compared to Greenhook.