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Tanqueray No.10 Gin Reviews
Tasting Notes
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Tasting Notes by Stuart P
Nose: Very clean and crisp, with lime zest, cucumber and fresh juniper.
Palate: Refreshing – clean and zingy, with lip-smacking citrus notes, lemon and lime zest, backed up with piney juniper.
Finish: Clean and precise.
11 Customer Reviews
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This is a great gin, try putting a half slice of pink grapefruit in it instead of lemon or lime, really brings out the taste of the gin. One of the best gin''s I have had in a long time, beats Bombay Sapphire.
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Had a glass of this stuff at gatwick airport FANTASTIC stuff!! I don't drink gin, but this has converted me. Really fresh tasting drink with plenty of kick. Slice of lemon and tonic cannot go wrong.
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We were on holidays, happily quaffing what was at hand and not asking too many questions. I was handed another G&T. From the first sip, this thing was unmistakably special. It had a depth and a complexity you would never have with anything else, and a lingering length about it. Only drawback is, once you've tried it, there is no turning back. Everything else will taste quite like second best.
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I am also a drinker of Bombay Sapphire; I can confirm that Tanqueray No.10 is the Rolls Royce of all gin. I have now been converted.
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I used to be a Bombay Sapphire drinker until I tried Tanqueray No.10, the rest is history! Absolutely superb with a very fresh yet distinctive taste.
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I never used to drink Gin but when I sampled a No. 10 for the first time - G
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im not a gin lover at all but this gin has converted me forever. yummy
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Best gin ever for a Gin
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It is truly the ultimate gin in, as was previously mentioned, a martini or with tonic. It is smooth beyond belief. Buy a standard Tanqueray and and tonic and a no. 10 and tonic, and try them side by side.....the difference is unbelievable.As to being a "boring" gin !!! Well the two mentioned in Hendricks (cucumber is the dominent flavour) and Rangpour (lovely but too much citrus flavour to be used with a tonic) are both fine on their own, but a bit too grandma for my liking.
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Try once, then forget. This is just a "boring" gin when compared to something like Hendricks or anqueray Rangpour gin.
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this gin is the ultimate martini gin. more juniper than you'd believe, but softened with a heavy mix of citrus fruits, orange, lemon, even grapefruit. not as dry as a regular tanqueray, a relief in martinis. exquisite balance, a must try for any true gin lover. convert your friend's mum that seems to be sponsored by gordons.
