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On 7/15/2023 at 2:37 AM, Duvel said:

The Rangpur lime one is by far the most popular one in Germany, but for me the lime flavor was a tad too artificial.

I had the same experience with Rangpur lime also, not quite right in the lime flavor.

Standard Tanqueray is the standard classic bar G&T around here, with the tonic from the gun (which is too sweet!!)

Tanqueray 10 I've had a handful of times and I do like it.  It's available at the mid to higher service cocktail bars.

My goto at home is always Plymouth Navy strength with Fever-Tree Mediterranean/lime twist with very little ice.  Maybe a dash of Ango if I'm feeling fancy.   I cannot get this version of G&T out in any bar, high brow or low brow.

 

We have a few boutique distilleries locally and I've tried their gins neat and at room temperature to get a good idea of the flavors.  I get looked at funny drinking gins straight.  I haven't found one I like as well as Plymouth Navy though.  I'm kind of surprised that one hasn't fit my tastes.  The botanical lists are so poetic on the descriptions.

 

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On 7/15/2023 at 2:37 AM, Duvel said:

The Rangpur lime one is by far the most popular one in Germany, but for me the lime flavor was a tad too artificial.

I had the same experience with Rangpur lime also, not quite right in the lime flavor.

Standard Tanqueray is the standard classic bar G&T around here, with the tonic from the gun (which is too sweet!!)

Tanqueray 10 I've had a handful of times and I do like it.  It's available at the mid to higher service cocktail bars.

My goto at home is always Plymouth Navy strength with Fever-Tree Mediterranean/lime twist with very little ice.  Maybe a dash of Ango if I'm feeling fancy.   I cannot get this version of G&T out in any bar, high brow or low brow.

 

We got a few boutique distilleries locally and I've tried their gins neat and at room temperature to get a good idea of the flavors.  I get looked at funny drinking gins straight.  I haven't found one I like as well as Plymouth Navy though.  I kind of surprised that one hasn't fit my tastes.  The botanical lists are so poetic on the descriptions.

 

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13 hours ago, Duvel said:

The Rangpur lime one is by far the most popular one in Germany, but for me the lime flavor was a tad too artificial.

I had the same experience with Rangpur lime also, not quite right in the lime flavor.

Standard Tanqueray is the standard classic bar G&T around here, with the tonic from the gun (which is too sweet!!)

Tanqueray 10 is I've had a handful of times and I do like it.  It's available at the mid to higher service cocktail bars.

My goto at home is always Plymouth Navy strength with Fever-Tree Mediterranean/lime twist with very little ice.  Maybe a dash of Ango if I'm feeling fancy.   I cannot get this version of G&T out in any bar, high brow or low brow.

 

We got a few boutique distilleries locally and I've tried their gins neat and at room temperature to get a good idea of the flavors.  I get looked at funny drinking gins straight.  I haven't found one I like as well as Plymouth Navy though.  I kind of surprised that one hasn't fit my tastes.  The botanical lists are so poetic on the descriptions.

 

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