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Favorite Gin
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Normally Gordon's but I am not discriminating...My parrents always bought it, so I guess it is simply a habbit.Originally Posted by tricota
Give this man some credit for admitting to Gordon's. I've been there and still go there occasionally.
I'll keep Plymouth and Sapphire around the house. Love Hendrick's. I've only had Miller's and Junipeiro once apiece so I can't really comment. I dislike Tanqueray.
Damn, this makes me want a martini. One of life's pleasures is slurping the last drop of gin and looking omnivorously at the olives that remain, preparing to suck the sweet gin and pimiento nectar from their core, and then eat the olive. Divine.
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Plymouth is tough to beat.Originally Posted by Connemara
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I always bought more expensive gin until my friend returned from London and said his best martinis were made with Plymouth. It may be the best tasting gin up to twice the price, IMO. Plus, I just like it at any price.
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