Gin recommendations?

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[Post New]02/08/2022 14:16
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Anonymous
I like gin and tonics and usually use Hendricks, Bombay Sapphire, or Tanq10. I want to try something new. Any recs??
[Post New]02/08/2022 14:23
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Anonymous
I like Citadelle. It's French. With Fever Tree tonic of course.
[Post New]02/08/2022 14:24
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Anonymous
Empress.
[Post New]02/08/2022 15:10
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Anonymous
+1 Citadelle

My other go-to is Bluecoat, I think it's from Philadelphia. Has a citrusy flair so it's better w/ tonic than it would be in a martini (IMO).
[Post New]02/08/2022 15:14
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Anonymous
Plymouth
[Post New]02/08/2022 19:35
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Anonymous
St George Botanivore
[Post New]02/08/2022 19:39
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Anonymous
Sipsmith, for G&Ts especially
[Post New]02/08/2022 20:05
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Anonymous
Hayman’s Royal Dock Navy Strength Gin

I generally dislike American gins, but may try Bluecoat
[Post New]02/08/2022 20:33
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Anonymous
The Botanist

https://www.caskers.com/the-botanist-islay-dry-gin

Made using an astounding 31 different botanicals, this is the world's first and only Islay Dry Gin and was rated one of the world's ten best gins.
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The Botanist Islay Dry Gin is artisanally produced in small batches, and is the world's first and only Islay Dry Gin. It was rated one of the top ten gins in the world by Gourmantic, and called an "Oscar-worthy gin" by LA Weekly.
[Post New]02/08/2022 20:34
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Anonymous
Green hat- it’s local and very good
[Post New]02/08/2022 20:39
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Anonymous
https://www.greenhatgin.com/gins/

Local
[Post New]02/08/2022 20:42
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Plymouth


+ 1
[Post New]02/08/2022 20:47
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Anonymous
Eden Mill Love - it's floral and smooth
[Post New]02/08/2022 20:51
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Anonymous
Aviation
[Post New]02/08/2022 20:54
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Plymouth

This is my standard. It’s lovely.
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