I love it. It’s just a cheap one. Seagrams lime and I’m mixing with a splash of cran x tropical and fresh lime.

What do you guys recommend for a starter?

Two Australian, one Italian (best Gin I've ever had, shipped a case back to the States from Italy), and two from South Africa.

If you're in Punta Gorda, FL and want an amazing gin cocktail, here you go.

I recently found these and bought cuz they looked interesting, wondering if anyone here would have some more information about them cus googling hasn't been too helpful.

Stopped at Klema’s (formerly Seguin’s) near Marinetti en route to the UP today and spotted a coup,et of Wisconsin gins. Looked them up on here to find reviews. Tempted to buy that Hatch gin more than the Wollersheim when I am through there again on Monday. Likely use is martinis, but Last Words are a common drink at home. Thoughts on either?

I've never heard of it prior to buying, but I know it's made by the Kyoto Miyako distillery.

Hi, I am visiting Greece and I want to get a local gin for my friend back home. He really loves Hapusa - which is an Indian gin. Price range - under 50 euros Thanks in advance!

It is lovely! Wasn’t sure about it, but great flavor in the Hendrick’s spirit! Cheers Gin Friends!

We have a tour at Ampersand distilling this afternoon.

Birthday gifts from the husband

Hiya! My folks are visiting Iceland this week and can bring back a couple bottles from duty-free. Pops just sent me this list.

What would you recommend if you had to pick a couple? For sipping on the rocks or in a cocktail.

Thanks!

Any cocktail recommendations / how you’d use these differently? I love gin but I’m still a relative beginner so looking to explore/ learn some of the nuances

How do you guys like to organize your gin? Here’s mine— Top shelf: favorites & old trusties Middle: Local/State (Florida for me) Bottom: Unopened/new brand bottles (I just got the Waterloos today), mixers, and gins I’m either not a huge fan of (cough, mermaid, cough) or use like a mixer due to their flavoring

Heard about this gin and wanna know if anyone’s had it? What drink did you make with it if so? Angelica Gin

We stayed at a hotel this weekend at this was one of the bottles in our room.

It's really good! The honey isn't overpowering, I drank it straight and mixed some in a French 75!

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Two week supply.

Saturday night citrus martini:

• 3 oz Tanqueray 10
• .5 oz Dolin dry
• dashes of Fee Brothers orange bitters
• orange twist

Local liquor store closing and they have a bottle of Nolets Reserve for 40% off ($396 for the unopened bottle) worth it?

I had never tried an Old Tom gin before, and I love just about anything if it's smoked so this was a no brainer. The flavor though! My god it's good! Here's a tasting blurb from their website: Barrel Reserve Old Tom Gin

The Barrel Reserve Old Tom Gin is the first spirit in our Experiment Collection. We reimagined our standard gin by adding a smoke element and barrel aging. The grapefruit peel was smoked over pecan wood, giving a nice smokey candied pecan note to the gin. From here, the gin was aged for 3 to 5 months in a combination of new and used cooperage to give a nice round oak flavor without dominating the spirit. Lastly, we cold smoked maple and agave syrups to transform the gin into an old tom gin and punch up the smoke profile.

Tasting Notes

Juniper
Maple Syrup
Cinnamon
Grapefruit Peel
Candied Ginger
Pecan

2 bottles of goodies for the day. Will try them for the first time.