You mean the Banqueray Bangpur Bime?Where gin is concerned, we've always been "anything that starts with a 'b'" people, but the Tanqueray Rangpur Lime version has us hooked lately.
The Monkey started the gin hype in Germany 15 or so years ago. It‘s still my favorite and I have tried many different gins.Monkey 47 gin martini. Best gin around.
Close, but no banana...You mean the Banqueray Bangpur Bime?
We've tried that at Anna Maria, but he drinks them faster than he makes them.Also, if you have the opportunity, have @ChaosRock make you a g&t. Still the best I've had.
LOVE gin...at least I did before I stopped drinking. My 3 go to gins in order of preference are Gunpowder Irish Gin, Bombay Saphire, and Tanqueray.Waiting for poker chips to dry felt like the perfect time to do a gin inventory. Or… a GINVENTORY, if you will. Anyone else out there big into gin? If so, what are your favorites?
As much as I love trying new gins, I keep coming back to Tanqueray or another London Dry. That Engine Organic Gin (looks like an oil can) is quite good. That and The Botanist probably my current favorites.
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I have. I've also had the benefit of making gin, being in the alcohol industry. So I might have an annoyingly detailed palate when it comes to gin. Which is why I prefer Tanqueray. Straight down the middle. =) Your other favorites are also great.LOVE gin...at least I did before I stopped drinking. My 3 go to gins in order of preference are Gunpowder Irish Gin, Bombay Saphire, and Tanqueray.
To my surprise, the only gin I ever hated was Hendricks. Maybe my expectations were too high, but I thought it taste like shit. Expensive shit...LOL.
So I'm curious, have you ever done a blind taste test? If not, I think you might be surprised. I was positive I could tell the difference, so I made 3 GnTs (Bombay, Tanqueray, and Aviation) put labels on the bottom, and asked my wife to mix up the order. They all tasted the same, which really freaked me out.
Yes. And it’s definitely worth it at that price. It’s on the herbal side but quite nice.Has anyone tasted Gray Whale, from California Botanicals? $34.99/750ml (on "sale") in FL Publix stores...
Good point -- the tonic water is just as important to a good gin & tonic as the gin.I use Q tonic and club soda.
Even have my favorite, Junipero.How’d I miss this thread?!?!
From a gin tasting we did this summer. Me trying to convince my buddies there a bigger gin world than just Tanqueray.
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Here are a few of my fave gin cocktails with no bubbles.
In case it’s of any use to anyone, here’s the handout we used to help organize our gin tasting.How’d I miss this thread?!?!
From a gin tasting we did this summer. Me trying to convince my buddies there’s a bigger gin world than just Tanqueray.
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