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What is your favortie gin?
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What is your favortie gin?
by GreatGoo » Sat Jan 26, 2008 6:24 pm
Got myself a bottle of tanqueray rangpur. Pretty good for a gin and tonic. What do you guys like in your gin and tonics?
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by swerb » Sat Jan 26, 2008 6:33 pm
Rarely drink gin. When I do, it's Tanqueray.
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by peeker643 » Sat Jan 26, 2008 11:48 pm
mswerb wrote:To let you know about my gin consumption, I still have bottles of gin from my wedding. Almost 9 years ago!
Was it Gilbey's? That has a shelf-life that will allow you to use it at your kids wedding. Not a gin guy at all. Tastes like pine needles. Or maybe, again, that's just Gilbey's.
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by Cerebral_DownTime » Sun Jan 27, 2008 1:26 am
Was it Gilbey's? That has a shelf-life that will allow you to use it at your kids wedding. Not a gin guy at all. Tastes like pine needles. Or maybe, again, that's just Gilbey's.
Ohhh Gibley's that reminds me of one of the first times I got drunk. Being 15 and having the house to yourself for 10 days in the summer and opening that liquor cabinet for the 1st time. Its a horrid drink that and Beefeater could be sold as turpintine. If im drinking Gin its got to be Tanqueray.
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by Fixedgearrider » Sun Jan 27, 2008 3:07 am
Big fan of Bombay Saphire or Dogfish Head Jin. But that's me.
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by municipalmutt » Tue Jan 29, 2008 7:21 pm
I'll take the regular Bombay white label over the Sapphire.
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by furls » Wed Jan 30, 2008 1:10 am
A well made gin and tonic is a fantastic drink. I used to bartend and I learned to make a fantastic G&T. Best way to do it is as follows:
Take a lime, cut it in half and squeeze it into the bottom of a 12oz glass. Toss the squeezed lime in the bottom of the glass and fill with ice. Toss in two shots of tanq/bombay fill to the top with tonic water.
The lime really makes the drink.
Take a lime, cut it in half and squeeze it into the bottom of a 12oz glass. Toss the squeezed lime in the bottom of the glass and fill with ice. Toss in two shots of tanq/bombay fill to the top with tonic water.
The lime really makes the drink.
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