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what is your favorite way to drink Gin? What is your favorite Gin?

>> No.6104275

ever had a three olive australian? its just a dirty gin with three olives.

>> No.6104364

>>6104231

It's drinkable with lemon-lime soda.

>> No.6104419
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6104419

>>6104231
>what is your favorite way to drink Gin? ''
With tonic
With seltzer/club soda
In a French 75

>What is your favorite Gin?
Hendricks

>> No.6104446

>>6104419

hendricks is some tasty stuff

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6104449

Anyone had pic related before. I liked it a lot

>> No.6104450

>>6104419
>>6104446

I agree with these guys

>> No.6104451

>>6104419
Can you post your French 75 recipe/method. I'm trying to perfect it.

>> No.6104537

>>6104451
I never make them myself actually. It's something I order.

The general recipe I know is
>1 part gin to 2 parts lemon juice
>1-2 tsp of sugar
>champagne (or prosecco) to fill
>garnish with twist of lemon zest and a maraschino cherry

>> No.6104622

>>6104231
Bombay

with tonic and lime

>> No.6104657

>>6104231
Boxcar
Hendricks

>> No.6104695

Favourite gin would be perhaps Hendricks or Rogue Society from NZ. Beefeater is a great standard for drinking too.


Usually drinking negronis, G&T's, martini's if I want to get a bit drunk.

>> No.6104712

Tanqueray on the rocks in a brandy snifter glass with a twist of lemon

>> No.6104770
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6104770

Always trust the hat.

>> No.6104771
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6104771

>>6104770
>even the bottle tips its fedora
gin confirmed for turpentine and pine needles

>> No.6104805

>>6104771
>gin confirmed for turpentine and pine needles
This is why you see all the positive comments for Hendrick's. It has a very smooth botanical character and doesn't just taste like aftershave.

>> No.6104808

I can't handle gin
What's weird is I can drink the cheapest shit vodka you can find but gin just gets my fucking goat

>> No.6104819

>>6104805
don't test me. i'm at my dad's for the holidays and he has hendrick's in his liquor cabinet even though he doesn't drink gin. i hate gin to death and i do not want to be tested.
>tfw such a degenerate that I'll probably sample it regardless of my distaste for English forestberry and shoepolish liquor

>> No.6104825

>>6104805
This, pretty much.

Juniper isn't a natural flavor to like.

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6104842

>>6104819
Do it.

Hendrick's is gin for people who don't like gin.

Don't drink it neat though. Try it with club soda or seltzer. The more soda/seltzer you add, the more the rose aspect pops out.

>> No.6104955

usually just a gin and tonic or a tom collins if i feel like something sweeter. beefeater is a go-to but i tried Death's Door recently, recommended.

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6105025

>>6104231
Tanqueray gin with:
-elderberry flower cordial
-iced peach tea

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>>6104771
>calling a bowler hat a fedora

>> No.6106144

I like Tanqueray martinis.