Gin drinker coming for cocktails. Hendricks and ? - Page 2

Stuff looks good, would love to try it but, oh shucks, I live in a ridiculous state that despotically controls the liquor market and won't let adults order alcohol through the mail and won't carry niche items. Yay PA!

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Since we all shop in New Jersey or Delaware anyway, perhaps we can find a source.

No offense to your friend, but I'm tired of gin for non-gin-drinkers. You don't want juniper? Have some vodka.

No sales tax on clothes in PA, brah.

Martin Miller gin makes a great dry martini. Nolets is good as well, 94 proof so I tend to use it in G&Ts more so than martinis. Nolets, Fever Tree light Indian tonic, slice of cucumber and you are good to go.

^Agree, and frankly, Hendrick's falls into this category somewhat. Although it is a nice change of pace, it's not a classic gin. Pity you could not find Junipero, probably my favorite American gin and would have been nice to serve the Brit something he might not find in England.