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pnoon 07:37 AM 05-29-2013
Bought and tried Bloom gin.
Style is a London Dry Gin. Not usually a style I prefer but this was quite good.

I also finally bought the third St George gin - Botanivore. Similar to the Terrior. Very tasty.
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Blak Smyth 08:38 AM 05-29-2013
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I recently tried my first gin (Bluecoat). I thought it was very good with a crisp clean citrus zest.

I am new to gin, sounds like I need to find some St. Germain.
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bstarrs 07:35 PM 06-03-2013
For plain old Gin, Broker's is my favorite. And for something special I really enjoy a Hendrick's G&T with some cucumber slices. It's amazing.
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crgcpro 08:42 PM 06-03-2013
I bought some Hendrick's for a bombing run on a buddy today. Never had it though.
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bstarrs 08:50 PM 06-03-2013
Originally Posted by crgcpro:
I bought some Hendrick's for a bombing run on a buddy today. Never had it though.
You should definitely pick up a bottle for yourself. It's amazing stuff, just make sure you throw a cucumber slice in a Hendrick's G&T. It's so refreshing and clean on your palette.
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crgcpro 09:02 PM 06-03-2013
Sounds good. I'll give it a try.
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aaron72 11:00 AM 06-24-2013
Not sure if you guys would consider this sacrilegious or not, but I've never really tried gin until I was introduced to a Gin Buck. It actually surprised me as to how good it was.
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pnoon 11:01 AM 06-24-2013
Originally Posted by aaron72:
Not sure if you guys would consider this sacrilegious or not, but I've never really tried gin until I was introduced to a Gin Buck. It actually surprised me as to how good it was.
I have no clue as to what a Gin Buck is.
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qwerty1500 11:09 AM 06-24-2013
Originally Posted by aaron72:
Not sure if you guys would consider this sacrilegious or not, but I've never really tried gin until I was introduced to a Gin Buck. It actually surprised me as to how good it was.
Had to Google it ... what I found says gin and ginger ale. If you like that, you ought to try gin and Fresca ... probably my second favorite gin cocktail.
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aaron72 11:27 AM 06-24-2013
Originally Posted by pnoon:
I have no clue as to what a Gin Buck is.
Sorry, it's Gin, Ginger Ale and lemon juice.

I think a more potent ginger ale is best for this like Vernor's or ginger beer.
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yourchoice 12:10 PM 06-24-2013
Originally Posted by aaron72:
Sorry, it's Gin, Ginger Ale and lemon juice.

I think a more potent ginger ale is best for this like Vernor's or ginger beer.
I've had Gin and Ginger Ale together (never knew if it had a name...just called it and Gin and Ginger). Very enjoyable.

Never added lemon juice though. :-)
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357 02:20 PM 06-24-2013
Originally Posted by aaron72:
Sorry, it's Gin, Ginger Ale and lemon juice.

I think a more potent ginger ale is best for this like Vernor's or ginger beer.
Wait a minute! They have Verner's ginger ale in California? :-)
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pnoon 10:18 PM 07-20-2013
Bought a bottle of Uncle Val's today.
I know absolutely nothing about it nor have I read any reviews.
A totally blind buy.

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Ahbroody 02:41 PM 08-24-2013
Originally Posted by Blak Smyth:
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I recently tried my first gin (Bluecoat). I thought it was very good with a crisp clean citrus zest.

I am new to gin, sounds like I need to find some St. Germain.
If you like bluecoat and I the citrus I would also recommend Citadel, Damrak, and Magellan.

Originally Posted by pnoon:
Bought a bottle of Uncle Val's today.
I know absolutely nothing about it nor have I read any reviews.
A totally blind buy.

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Would like to hear your impression on this if you have tried it.

As far as Favorites. Martin Miller for classic London Dry, Deaths door american style spice and juniper , Citadel very Floral and Citrus. Bluecoat is very good, but think deaths door just offers more
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Seamus 04:20 PM 08-24-2013
My current favorite is Nolet's.
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yourchoice 09:09 PM 08-29-2013
Had a Beefeater G&T tonight with a fine cigar. Very enjoyable.
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replicant_argent 06:40 AM 08-30-2013
I may have missed a release from Bombay, my favorite go-to gin. I saw that they had released a "Bombay East" when cruising through the hotel shop in Vegas at a trade show a month or so ago. Lemongrass and Vietnamese black peppercorns added as a botanical, completely up my palate alley, so to speak. Looked around locally, no dice. Either it was a limited thing or a failure or flyover country doesn't count. Anyone try it? I may have to just adulterate a bottle with adjuncts myself.


Doh, edit.... used the search button, reading up in the thread actually is worthwhile :-) . Is it still available in any markets?
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pnoon 06:58 AM 08-30-2013
Originally Posted by replicant_argent:
I may have missed a release from Bombay, my favorite go-to gin. I saw that they had released a "Bombay East" when cruising through the hotel shop in Vegas at a trade show a month or so ago. Lemongrass and Vietnamese black peppercorns added as a botanical, completely up my palate alley, so to speak. Looked around locally, no dice. Either it was a limited thing or a failure or flyover country doesn't count. Anyone try it? I may have to just adulterate a bottle with adjuncts myself.


Doh, edit.... used the search button, reading up in the thread actually is worthwhile :-) . Is it still available in any markets?
Readily available throughout southern California.
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replicant_argent 07:12 AM 08-30-2013
Do you know if it is just regional release or out of production? I don't see any info on Bombays website, which probably tells me all I need to know.
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pnoon 07:14 AM 08-30-2013
Originally Posted by replicant_argent:
Do you know if it is just regional release or out of production? I don't see any info on Bombays website, which probably tells me all I need to know.
As far as I know, it is still in production. Haven't heard anything to the contrary.
Regional release? I have no idea.

:-)
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