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What Gin or Vodka Ya Drinking 10,000?
201. Author: Mattie BDate: Sat, 9/2/2017, 9:39PM EST
Keep on drinking that Platinum Frank. It's one in my product line.

Next try Fris.

But I know CATHEAD is still your fav!!!!
202. Author: frankj1Date: Sat, 9/2/2017, 10:08PM EST
Mattie B wrote:
Keep on drinking that Platinum Frank. It's one in my product line.

Next try Fris.

But I know CATHEAD is still your fav!!!!

Hi bro!
I go through more than my share of Platinum. I know I've been through bottles of Fris over the years too.
Cathead is way better than either of those two, neither of which are suitable for much more than mixing with tonic...which is not a knock, but Cathead is martini quality at a minimum.

not to mention Cathead got da Blues goin' for it!
203. Author: PalamaDate: Fri, 9/8/2017, 11:46PM EST
Malfy Gin & Tonic

Daughter brought this over on Monday, finally got a chance to try it. The lemon forward taste is quite interesting.
204. Author: PalamaDate: Sat, 9/23/2017, 1:53AM EST
Ciroc Moscow Mule

Warm and humid tonight.
205. Author: SmokeMonkeyDate: Sun, 9/24/2017, 11:15AM EST
Starlite vodka from th Treaty Oak distillery in the Texas Hill Country. Heard they got out of the vodka business, which is a shame.

Had it on the rocks. Really interesting flavor. Very, very sweet on the front of the tongue. Almost flat out sugary. I'd love to know how they did that.
206. Author: frankj1Date: Sun, 9/24/2017, 5:31PM EST
just back from the beach...

New Amsterdam (read:cheap) Gin and Fever Tree (read:expensive) tonic

perfect on a summer evening
207. Author: WhistlebritchesDate: Sun, 9/24/2017, 7:43PM EST
frankj1 wrote:
just back from the beach...

New Amsterdam (read:cheap) Gin and Fever Tree (read:expensive) tonic

perfect on a summer evening


I still haven't tried fever tree tonic........hell it cost more than the vodka or gin I would mix with it.LOL
208. Author: frankj1Date: Sun, 9/24/2017, 7:47PM EST
Whistlebritches wrote:
I still haven't tried fever tree tonic........hell it cost more than the vodka or gin I would mix with it.LOL

it's just tonic. i prefer the less sugar and stuff. it seems a little cleaner, evern really has quinine.
still can't justify the price but sometimes I splurge.
209. Author: WhistlebritchesDate: Sun, 9/24/2017, 8:16PM EST
frankj1 wrote:
it's just tonic. i prefer the less sugar and stuff. it seems a little cleaner, evern really has quinine.
still can't justify the price but sometimes I splurge.


I settled in on White Rock tonic........sweetened with real cane sugar and has actual quinine.I like it......ALOT!!!It's even better with vodka and a twist.
210. Author: frankj1Date: Sun, 9/24/2017, 10:33PM EST
Whistlebritches wrote:
I settled in on White Rock tonic........sweetened with real cane sugar and has actual quinine.I like it......ALOT!!!It's even better with vodka and a twist.

so that's really the answer to grown up tonic. I'll look for it, thanks
211. Author: Mr. JonesDate: Mon, 9/25/2017, 5:23PM EST
Gordon's 1.75L
@ PA STATE STORE...

THE NEW retail price is $15.99
On sale ? $14.99-13.99
^ ALL 3 are great prices for a decent
"Mixing @ best...vodka"

I can't afford that GREY GOOSE or Ketel One...
Anymo'
212. Author: SmokeMonkeyDate: Fri, 9/29/2017, 6:28PM EST
Dripping Springs vodka. RIP Wheel.
213. Author: WhistlebritchesDate: Fri, 9/29/2017, 10:40PM EST
Mr. Jones wrote:
Gordon's 1.75L
@ PA STATE STORE...

THE NEW retail price is $15.99
On sale ? $14.99-13.99
^ ALL 3 are great prices for a decent
"Mixing @ best...vodka"

I can't afford that GREY GOOSE or Ketel One...
Anymo'


I really don't think there's enough difference to justify the price.My go to is Burnett's.........bout $12-13 for a 1.75.It's a mixer.........what more could you want.I will spend a little more on gin but not a lot more.
214. Author: PalamaDate: Mon, 10/2/2017, 1:21AM EST
Tanqueray Rangpur Gin and Fever Tree Naturally Light Tonic

The wifey likes the Fever Tree NL since it has less sugar then the regular version.
215. Author: PalamaDate: Sat, 10/28/2017, 1:01AM EST
Tanqueray Rangpur Gin and Schweppes Tonic
216. Author: PalamaDate: Sat, 11/18/2017, 10:47PM EST
Sipsmith gin & Fever Tree Elderflower tonic water
217. Author: SmokeMonkeyDate: Sat, 12/2/2017, 8:08PM EST
Tito’s, rocks, lemon twist. Settled in on the deck for Miami v Clemson.
218. Author: WhistlebritchesDate: Sat, 12/2/2017, 8:28PM EST
Burnett's Gin,White Rock tonic and a twist..........GO BADGERS!!!
219. Author: PalamaDate: Sat, 1/27/2018, 4:16AM EST
Malfy Gin & Tonic
220. Author: frankj1Date: Sat, 1/27/2018, 11:21AM EST
discovered an inexpensive yet very smooth and tasty (if vodka can have a taste) vodka recently...

Wint & Lila. From Spain, in red clay or pottery looking vessel

neat, rocks, tiny bit of vermouth with jalapeno stuffed olives martini...haven't mixed with tonic yet cuz I feel it would get lost.
221. Author: SmokeMonkeyDate: Fri, 2/2/2018, 10:10PM EST
While on vacation-

Belvedere Intense (100 proof)
Stoli Elit
Ketel One
222. Author: PalamaDate: Fri, 2/2/2018, 11:16PM EST
Gin Friday

Sipsmith VJOP Gin with Fever Tree Tonic
223. Author: PalamaDate: Sat, 3/17/2018, 1:44AM EST
Rinse, wash, repeat

Gin Friday

Sipsmith VJOP Gin with Fever Tree Tonic
224. Author: PalamaDate: Sat, 4/7/2018, 1:14AM EST
Tanqueray Rangpur Gin and Fever Tree Tonic
225. Author: PalamaDate: Sat, 4/21/2018, 12:57AM EST
Rinse, wash, repeat

Tanqueray Rangpur Gin and Fever Tree Tonic - Gin Friday so the wifey and I had a couple each...kinda feelin' it right now.
226. Author: PalamaDate: Sat, 6/9/2018, 4:58AM EST
Hendricks G&T
227. Author: frankj1Date: Sat, 6/9/2018, 11:51AM EST
love Hendricks, but pricey.
chilled with a slice of cucumber...great martini
228. Author: fiddler898Date: Sat, 6/9/2018, 4:20PM EST
Palama wrote:
Gin Friday

Sipsmith VJOP Gin with Fever Tree Tonic

Conan, I ordered Sipsmith recently in a small Italian restaurant, it was a revelation. Got to find some retail!
229. Author: frankj1Date: Sat, 6/9/2018, 4:28PM EST
fiddler898 wrote:
Conan, I ordered Sipsmith recently in a small Italian restaurant, it was a revelation. Got to find some retail!

believe I have seen it around, is it possible there are two choices?
230. Author: shaun341Date: Mon, 7/2/2018, 8:27AM EST
Yesterday

Hendricks G&T, then the central air took a crap and moved family dinner to my Aunt's house. She had Magellan Gin and made a G&T with it and really enjoyed it. Has a refreshingly different taste to it.
231. Author: PalamaDate: Mon, 7/2/2018, 1:08PM EST
fiddler898 wrote:
Conan, I ordered Sipsmith recently in a small Italian restaurant, it was a revelation. Got to find some retail!


Glad to be of service. ThumpUp

And in reference to Frankie’s post, yeah, I think there are other expressions. Vaguely remember seeing two different colored labels when I picked ours up.
232. Author: PalamaDate: Tue, 7/3/2018, 4:41AM EST
Sipsmith 7-Up Gin Fizz - was humid earlier so wanted a nice cool drink
233. Author: PalamaDate: Thu, 7/5/2018, 1:54AM EST
Sipsmith & 7-Up Gin fizz

Warm and humid today. Plus we grilled so needed a cold drink to cool down.
234. Author: shaun341Date: Sun, 7/29/2018, 6:24PM EST
Tangueray Rangpur and tonic
235. Author: shaun341Date: Mon, 8/6/2018, 4:54PM EST
Wint & Lila G&T

Searching through the small batch gins and this one was ok, probably not a buy again.
236. Author: frankj1Date: Mon, 8/6/2018, 5:20PM EST
shaun341 wrote:
Wint & Lila G&T

Searching through the small batch gins and this one was ok, probably not a buy again.

I went through a bottle, more like a brick red ceramic jug of W & L vodka from Spain.
Think I paid $18, haven't seen it since but would definitely buy again.
Never saw their gin though.
237. Author: dkeageDate: Mon, 8/6/2018, 5:52PM EST
shaun341 wrote:
Wint & Lila G&T

Searching through the small batch gins and this one was ok, probably not a buy again.



Hendricks is tasty.....
238. Author: 8trackdiscoDate: Mon, 8/6/2018, 6:57PM EST
Roth Vodka. Derived from grapes I guess.

I don't have a palate that appreciates vodka, but it seems to do a job.
239. Author: shaun341Date: Mon, 8/6/2018, 8:09PM EST
dkeage wrote:
Hendricks is tasty.....



Working my way through a bottle of Hendricks as well. So far I rank what I have tried as

Hendricks
Magellan
Tangueray Rangpur
Bombay Sapphire
Wint and Lila

Tried Beefeater ages ago but don't remember much about it.
240. Author: Mattie BDate: Mon, 8/6/2018, 8:14PM EST
Bristow Gin


Pick up a bottle and let us know your thoughts
241. Author: frankj1Date: Mon, 8/6/2018, 8:17PM EST
8trackdisco wrote:
Roth Vodka. Derived from grapes I guess.

I don't have a palate that appreciates vodka, but it seems to do a job.

the Grapes of Roth?
242. Author: 8trackdiscoDate: Mon, 8/6/2018, 8:49PM EST
frankj1 wrote:
the Grapes of Roth?


Ba da BOOM.. tishshshshshshsh!
243. Author: frankj1Date: Mon, 8/6/2018, 9:11PM EST
Mattie B wrote:
Bristow Gin


Pick up a bottle and let us know your thoughts

that was some good gin, Brother Mattie!
244. Author: frankj1Date: Mon, 8/6/2018, 9:17PM EST
shaun341 wrote:
Working my way through a bottle of Hendricks as well. So far I rank what I have tried as

Hendricks
Magellan
Tangueray Rangpur
Bombay Sapphire
Wint and Lila

Tried Beefeater ages ago but don't remember much about it.

try floating a slice of cucumber in the Hendricks. It has that cuke essence and works better than an olive if you are drinking a martini.
245. Author: frankj1Date: Mon, 8/6/2018, 9:18PM EST
8trackdisco wrote:
Ba da BOOM.. tishshshshshshsh!

it was so obvious.
246. Author: shaun341Date: Tue, 8/7/2018, 4:36PM EST
Mattie B wrote:
Bristow Gin


Pick up a bottle and let us know your thoughts



Will look for it next time I go, thanks for the suggestion.
247. Author: shaun341Date: Mon, 8/13/2018, 7:54PM EST
Uncle Val's Botanical Gin

Didn't have Bristow or SipSmith so was either this or Boodles. Had Boodles in my hand and changed my mind last minute. Probably should have stuck with my first instinct as Uncle Val's was ok but has a similar floral note as the Magellan but I preferred the Magellan over this one.
248. Author: frankj1Date: Mon, 8/13/2018, 8:04PM EST
if you like a sweeter gin, and would even consider drinking it on the rocks, try Haymans Old Tom.
very good straight, very good with tonic, not so good with vermouth/martini sytle. certainly does not go well with an olive.
around $25 here.
249. Author: shaun341Date: Tue, 8/14/2018, 5:27AM EST
frankj1 wrote:
if you like a sweeter gin, and would even consider drinking it on the rocks, try Haymans Old Tom.
very good straight, very good with tonic, not so good with vermouth/martini sytle. certainly does not go well with an olive.
around $25 here.



I will look for that one. I am normally a G&T person. I have found I like a variety of gin as long as it stands out in some aspect.
250. Author: frankj1Date: Tue, 8/14/2018, 1:02PM EST
shaun341 wrote:
I will look for that one. I am normally a G&T person. I have found I like a variety of gin as long as it stands out in some aspect.

gin is often despised but I find it has quite an array of offerings...
I really like the Hayman's Old Tom, with tonic too, yet it is very different than say Hendricks for example.
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