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TAM85 said:

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Has anyone tried Brokers gin?

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Is that the one with the little hat? I like it.

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Thanks yes, the black derby.

Botanist is my fave
Money 47 is a close second
Hendricks is always a crowd pleaser too (they also do both seasonal and specialty bottles, so could have options)

ETA: almost forgot about the Tanqueray stuff. Good, cheap, also options.

Monkey 47. Runs $60-80. Best gin out there.

My go to gin when just needing a drink is dripping springs gin. Cheaper than tanquary and for me smoother.

I stopped drinking beer due to gout. Found gin and can drink it without getting a flare up. Give me two beers and I'll have a flare up the next day. Been that way for about 12 years.

I've drunk a lot of gins.

How do you drink your gin - what are you mixing?

Can we vote to Arkancide the term "cross posting" since it really means duplicating threads?

If Texags had a cross posting feature available to regular forum posting members, it would let you post multiple identical threads simultaneously on 2 to whatever many boards by selecting the Outdoor forum and the Food forum.

But of course you can see how that that would get abused.

Instead we are stuck calling one thing something it is not.

Fever tree

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Monkey 47. Runs $60-80. Best gin out there.

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You're in/near Houston, right? Do you want my bottle? I don't like it and would hate to just throw it away.

If you can find it The Botanist Cask Aged is amazing.

https://www.thebotanist.com/en-us/products/the-botanist-cask-aged-gin

AllTheFishes said:

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If you can find it The Botanist Cask Aged is amazing.

https://www.thebotanist.com/en-us/products/the-botanist-cask-aged-gin

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I just got a bottle of this. It's a little weird, but I like it. It works great with tonic, but skip the lime.

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Monkey 47. Runs $60-80. Best gin out there.

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You're in/near Houston, right? Do you want my bottle? I don't like it and would hate to just throw it away.

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If no one has claimed it, I am in Houston and could pick it up this weekend. Shoot me an email at username@gmail.com

Ooo, I bet that would make a killer Negroni

Lummus or Continental.

Ryan the Temp said:

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AllTheFishes said:

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If you can find it The Botanist Cask Aged is amazing.

https://www.thebotanist.com/en-us/products/the-botanist-cask-aged-gin

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I just got a bottle of this. It's a little weird, but I like it. It works great with tonic, but skip the lime.

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I agree, it's different but I really enjoy it just on ice or with a little tonic.

Can Confirm!

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Don't be poor, buy Nolet reserve gin.

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This. But no really their silver label stuff is quite good for ~$40/bottle

I drink beer and gin exclusively. Ranked for me:

Hendricks
Beefeater
Tanqueray
Bombay

I'm a redneck from East Arkansas so my daily gin is Gordon's. A good, inexpensive option ($25.99 a handle). If I splurge or I'm traveling and they don't have Gordon's, I grab one from above. Cheers!

Yes I'm in Houston. I can take that monkey 47 off your hands. In San Antonio today. Back in Houston late tonight.

My dad used to use the gin in Batesville.

One-Eyed Fat Man said:

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My dad used to use the gin in Batesville.

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Hahaha

Batesville