Gordon's Special Dry London Gin Reviews

One of my guilty pleasures in life is gin and tonic. I don't buy it very often due to me only liking this brand of gin really and it being so pricey so I was pleased when I landed at my Mums and Stepdads for Christmas that there was a big bottle in with my name on it and plenty of bottles of tonic to go with it and even a few ...  Read the complete review

Gordon's Gin I always seem to find I have a bottle or two of gin in the drinks cupboard, one of these is always Gordon's Gin and another of a different/fancy gin that I have come across at some point. I enjoy drinking gin, particularly when I have had a hard day in the office and want to sit back and enjoy a nice gin and tonic ...  Read the complete review

My favourite alcoholic drink without a shadow of a doubt is a lovely, long, cool and refreshing Gin & Tonic. My gin of preference is always Bombay Sapphire, and my favourite way to serve it is over lots of ice, with slimline tonic, and a chunky wedge of lime (never lemon). I'll take it with regular tonic and a slice of lemon if ...  Read the complete review

INTRODUCTION I had never tried gin until very recently. After seeing the adverts on tv I thought that maybe it was something that I should give a ago. PACKAGING The gordons gin is something that I think of as a very iconic bottle. if you were to grey out the brand name, you would still know what product it was. It ...  Read the complete review

One of my all-time favourite spirits - never out of stock of this one. Not that I have any kind of a problem, you understand, but of all the branded gins, to me at least, this one is superior. Available in various sizes, the standard bottle contains 70cl. Branded as Gordon's - The Original, it is described as a Special Dry ...  Read the complete review

==Gordon's Dry Gin== If you haven't done it, then now is the time to get your sloe gin ready for Christmas. Mine is already made up and in the cupboard and I have to say I didn't think twice when I had to choose the gin to add to my sloe berries and Gordon's was the one I chose. (Gosh I am starting to sound like I've got a ...  Read the complete review

I always thought I hated gin and never ever drank it or even thought of buying it in a bar or shop. My reason for this was that I had a little taste of someone's G&T and thought it was revolting. However I have since discovered that it is actually the tonic water I don't like and so I have developed a bit of a penchant for gin in ...  Read the complete review

G&T is a british institusion. But unlike men not all Gs are created equally. I rate Gordon's as bottom of the good stuff, but first let me explain my credentials. I am a huge fan of gin and tonic which is probably as my family is a huge fan. My sister has a selection of 6 gins at her house, with my parents having 3 ...  Read the complete review

Gordons Gin is a really nice Gin with that sharp acquired taste expected from this drink. I enjoy this as my last drink at the end of a night out as I find it very refreshing if slightly bitter. I enjoy it with a slim line tonic but im sure it can be enjoyed with watever your prefered mixer is i.e lemonade etc. I have tried ...  Read the complete review

During the year I generally drink wine. However during the Christmas holiday I like to buy a few bottles of spirits. I enjoy a glass of gin and tonic before a meal in the holiday period and have always bought Gordon's gin. There are more expensive and probably better quality Gins on the market but as I always drink my gin with the ...  Read the complete review

This new years eve, I'll mostly be drinking.....GIN!! Gordon's Special London Dry Gin to be more precise. I'm currently looking at a 1 litre bottle, alas with just a trickle remaining, perhaps enough for one or too...hic. But, hurrah, my very kind lady bought not one, but two bottles last time she went on a booze cruise, so no need to ...  Read the complete review

Gordon's is a name synonomous with gin and is the worlds largest selling brand. Gordon's Gin is produced in in a wopping 150 countries worldwide and 100 million bottles are produced every year. Gordon's Gin was first produced in London in 1769, which means its been around for around 233 years. ...  Read the complete review

Gordon's Special Dry London Gin - you must have heard of it?? Probably one of the most well known and long established brands. Indeed on the label it states that it has been distilled in Great Britain since 1769 - that's even older than I am! ;o) Although a lot of you will have realised by now I am generally a wine ...  Read the complete review

In my humble opinion Gordons Special Dry London Gin is the best gin on the market at the present time. Its taste is smooth while bold. You can clearly taste the juniper berries that gives this and other gins their characteristic flavour and name (from the Dutch word 'Genever' meaning juniper). It is clearly the best for ...  Read the complete review

A little bit more 'inside information', from my experience working as a Public Analyst below, but let us start at the beginning. Heather and I drink 'mainly' wine (for our 'stomachs' sake' - well, anyway, that's our excuse), but there is always an occasion when a 'stiff' G&T is essential ...  Read the complete review

Gordon's is gin, gin is Gordon's. It's as simple as that really. Anyone who has ever drunk any gin other than Gordon's, and didn't like it should try again. ~~~Why? Because, unlike other spirits, this is one spirit where the taste varies considerably from brand to brand. Because, the taste ...  Read the complete review

Gin is a drink with a long, proud tradition. Many of the greatest geniuses of all time have been inspired by leathering mighty amounts of gin (dig the list: Hemmingway, Mozart...). Sure, its an old fashioned drink, hell, your grandmother probably drinks it. But i'm here to tell you that gin, and Gordon's special dry in ...  Read the complete review

I have had some killer nights on this. The tases or it is very uniqe. Drinking it streight is a death wish, your best off mixing it with fresh orange, pinaple juice or somthing fruity. I would not recomend drinking it with somthing like coke or lemonade. It takes away the Gin taste and u may aswell be drinking the cheap shit. It ...  Read the complete review