Gin recommendation
- Thread starter Jeanette
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Amery
SBH Insider
Our favorite gin is Monkey 47, closely followed by Hendrick’s. Enjoy!
cassidain
Senior Insider
Tanqueray good, solid traditional juniper berry scented gin. Bombay Sapphire tastes like mould to some people. Like me. Hendricks good modern-style gin. I'm sure others solid too.
Fever Tree has a nice chart on line matching gin style and citrus selection to their various tonics.
https://pairingguide.fever-tree.com/en-gb/
Fever Tree has a nice chart on line matching gin style and citrus selection to their various tonics.
https://pairingguide.fever-tree.com/en-gb/
stbartshopper
Senior Insider
Friends of ours here love the Monkey!
Reed
Senior Insider
My clients on Nantucket normally ask for Hendrick's but Monkey was starting to get some play a few years ago. Not sure if it is still trendy.
Izzy
Senior Insider
Pink Gin
Pink Gin VI, a fan-favorite, will be back for the 2020 Bucket.
Hendricks with the Warlocks... a bit about Jon, who had some influence on Truckin'...
Pink Gin VI, a fan-favorite, will be back for the 2020 Bucket.
Hendricks with the Warlocks... a bit about Jon, who had some influence on Truckin'...
Izzy
Senior Insider
The owner is an owner of Baltic Yachts, which has developed a major presence in the Bucket, so the boat will probably be back if you return for the 2021 Bucket... unless he moves on to his next project..
Jeanette
Senior Insider
Thanks, everyone, for your recommendations. I hope I have the opportunity to make everyone a cocktail one day.
Why gin? Because I may need to make a negroni and a G&T for mutual friends.
Why gin? Because I may need to make a negroni and a G&T for mutual friends.
Convert them!Thanks, everyone, for your recommendation
Why gin? Because I may need to make a negroni and a G&T for mutual friends.
I”m there to support the conversion therapy!
Izzy
Senior Insider
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