Size: 1 Litre | ABV: 43.1 % |
Origin: United Kingdom ![]() |
Tasting Notes
Tanqueray London Dry Gin is the standard-bearer, and the company provides the identity of only three ingredients — angelica, coriander, and juniper. The rest are secret. That said, all one really needs to know in Tanqueray is the juniper. Along with Beefeater, I think it’s one of the most juniper-heavy gins on the market. Obviously people are into that: “Tanq & Tonic” is one of the most-called-by-name drinks of all time. The juniper nose is rich and strong on the palate. Secondary flavors are elusive, but you’ll find mildly bitter lemon and orange peel if you hunt for them. That evergreen character is all-encompassing, and as with heavily-peated Scotch, you either like this or you don’t. I find Tanqueray grows on you over time, but my ultimate gin preference is always to seek something with a little more balance and nuance.
Source: Drink Hacker
Cocktail
Dry Martini
+65ml Tanqueray
+15ml Martini Extra Dry
+1 dash Orange Bitters
Method: Stir in a mixing glass and double strain to your martini glass, garnish with olives.