Gin

[blueish swede]

Not a huge fan. I've got an inch of Henrick's in the bottom of a botle that's been knocking around since early summer. It'll have to wait until the nights get a bit cooler for a Gin & Ginger or two.

 

[remember arthur mann]

http://www.historic-uk.com/CultureUK/Mothers-Ruin/

 

[Crouchinho]

I drink Gin every week and enjoy it. Always have the Fever Tree too, I like the real quinine stuff. My staples indoors are Tanqueray and Bombay but occasionaly get Beefeater which has a nice bitterness to it. If I go all posh I get some Plymouth gin. I've never tried the Hendricks Gin before.

I just use a 1:3 ratio with some ice and a wedge of lime

 

[Phil1]

Seems to have been a Gin explosion the last couple of years. Loads of cunts come to the bar reeling off all fancy names and wanting goldfish bowls full of fucking fruit and veg in it topped off with some fancy named tonic.
They get Gordon's with Schweppes and if they're lucky ice and a slice.
soft cunts.

 

[bluegirl74]

I love gin. It's my favourite spirit of all time.

Any type from a classic Gordon's or Tanquerey 10 with tonic (fever tree is lovely) to Bloom (which is fab with strawberries or raspberries thrown in) or an oriental flavour one I have whose name escapes me.

Of the elderflower Warnicks which is absolutely delicious.

I love that it can be subtly flavoured by herbs and spices to create a whole new drink.

Gin cocktails are fabulous too. I had a delicious bramble the other day and a very special gin and passionfruit mix from the bar in the Raddison Edwardian earlier in the week.

I'm seriously thinking about joining craft gin club sonic can get a new gin experience delivered to my door every month.

Relax @BimboBob. This is the start of something special :-)

 

[Uncle Wally One Ball]

I like a gin and tonic, particularly on holiday. Good palate cleanser after an all dayer on the ale

 

[BigBluey]

Never really drunk gin but for some reason when visiting Gibraltar during my service in the RN everybody used to drink JC's. John Collins.

For those interested
Splash of angostura bitters
Large tot of gin
Half a tot of lemon cordial
Splash of lime
Top it up with soda water

A great drink

 

[BimboBob]

I love gin. It's my favourite spirit of all time.

Any type from a classic Gordon's or Tanquerey 10 with tonic (fever tree is lovely) to Bloom (which is fab with strawberries or raspberries thrown in) or an oriental flavour one I have whose name escapes me.

Of the elderflower Warnicks which is absolutely delicious.

I love that it can be subtly flavoured by herbs and spices to create a whole new drink.

Gin cocktails are fabulous too. I had a delicious bramble the other day and a very special gin and passionfruit mix from the bar in the Raddison Edwardian earlier in the week.

I'm seriously thinking about joining craft gin club sonic can get a new gin experience delivered to my door every month.

Relax @BimboBob. This is the start of something special :-)

Have now moved onto Hendricks, ice, fever tree and sliced cucumber. Christ it's good. Missus is now suggesting that I've had my tasters and would I kindly move back to beer or Whiskey.

 

[stony]

BM gin lovers at the annual piss up.

 

[big gaz]

I love gin. It's my favourite spirit of all time.

Any type from a classic Gordon's or Tanquerey 10 with tonic (fever tree is lovely) to Bloom (which is fab with strawberries or raspberries thrown in) or an oriental flavour one I have whose name escapes me.

Of the elderflower Warnicks which is absolutely delicious.

I love that it can be subtly flavoured by herbs and spices to create a whole new drink.

Gin cocktails are fabulous too. I had a delicious bramble the other day and a very special gin and passionfruit mix from the bar in the Raddison Edwardian earlier in the week.

I'm seriously thinking about joining craft gin club sonic can get a new gin experience delivered to my door every month.

Relax @BimboBob. This is the start of something special :-)

I hope a cucumber works?, if so let get in on. Oh yea !!!!