I second the Sir Robert Burnett's Gin. It is my everyday because its cheap but I also like the fact that it has more Juniper taste to it. I miss it when I drink the more expensive ones.

I do enjoy Hendricks and Sapphire every once in a while but if you get a chance to try Magellan then it is a great treat!!
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My favorite right now is #209 gin, and that's what I mostly use for martinis. I really don't care for Hendrick's, actually. Regular Bombay for G&T's is fine for me.

Cheers,
G
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Resurrection!!!

Loving some GnT's already this summer. Of course I drink them year round but, they do taste especially good in hot weather.
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Definitely a martini or two after work today.

Is it a full moon?
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Nice :-)

Have you tried Gordon's yet? I'm pretty sure I have some at my house for the herf next week. Also you can try Hayman’s Old Tom Gin, I think it's a pretty good gin.
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Or two? For me, that would be followed by a nice little nap. I'm becoming such a wuss in my old age.
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:-)







Still waiting for a text......
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I drink with you all the time. Besides, I thought you'd be working. :-)
I sincerely hope that one day we can enjoy a martini and cigar together.
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I haven't had Gordon's yet. I would really like to try that on Monday. I am looking to pick up some Hendrick's, but I don't know where they sell it in Michigan.
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Pretty sure Costco, Red Wagon, Zetouma liqour store (Rochester road just south of M59, Great Owner) and Meijer all have it.
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I wasn't much a of gin drinker. I usually drink vodka but then I started drinking Bombay Sapphire and tonic. Hello friend that is all I have to say. Yes, I still do blue cheese stuffed olives with my Gin and Tonic.
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I just got a bottle of New Amsterdam since I ran out of Bombay Sapphire. Thanks Pnoon for the suggestion on this bottle and I will try it out on a few g&t this weekend :-)
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Reviving an old thread.
Especially since I've been on a small batch gin kick lately.
Here is what I have been enjoying lately.

St. George Dry Rye Gin
http://www.hitimewine.net/ST-GEORGE-...E-GIN-750.html
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St. George Terroir Gin
http://www.hitimewine.net/ST.-GEORGE...R-GIN-750.html
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Boudier Saffron Gin
http://www.hitimewine.net/BOUDIER-SAFFRON-GIN-750.html
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Dry Fly Gin
http://www.hitimewine.net/DRY-FLY-GI...NGTON-750.html
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Blade Gin
http://www.hitimewine.net/BLADE-GIN-750.html
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continued....

Right Swedish Gin
http://www.hitimewine.net/RIGHT-SWEDISH-GIN-750.html
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Botanist Islay Gin
http://www.hitimewine.net/BOTANIST-I...Y-GIN-750.html
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Crater Lake Gin
http://www.hitimewine.net/CASCADE-MOUNTAIN-GIN-750.html
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Death’s Door Gin
http://www.hitimewine.net/DEATHS-DOOR-GIN-750.html
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This one is local to me and really good.
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I will keep my eyes open for it here on the west coast.
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Nice Peter!....Do tell about the Saffron Gin, the NON-CLEAR gin!!
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Very unique flavor profile. Not something you would drink a lot of but a nice change of pace. Martini worthy and to my surprise, tasty in a G&T with a squeeze of lime.
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meets my criteria!!
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Wow, Peter, I'm jealous. As I sit and sip my pedestrian Beefeater, I'll be wondering which one of those would make the best martini?
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