I appreciate this gin as a solid budget option. It's comparable to Kyoto Distillery's Kino Sei Tea Gin. While its conclusion isn't as well-rounded and subtle as Kino Sei Tea Gin, it's definitely in the same ballpark. It's excellent neat with ice, and also great with tonic, lemon, or cucumber. The only drawback is the unattractive, cheap-looking bottle, and its flavors get diluted by poor-quality tonic, though that's true for all gins, to be fair.
Beefeater 24
3.90 Decent
Gin London Dry Gin England No age statement 45% ABV
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About this bottle
Inspired by a visit to Japan and its culinary tea culture, Master Distiller Desmond Payne created this expression, released in October 2008. The name '24' refers to the duration, in hours, that the botanicals steep in the spirit. Produced at the Beefeater Distillery in London, this gin features twelve botanicals: juniper, Japanese sencha tea, Chinese green tea, grapefruit peels, lemon peels, almond, Seville orange peel, coriander seed, orris root, licorice root, angelica root, and angelica seed.
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It offers more floral and herbal notes than standard Beefeater, which comes through strongly when sipped neat or with tonic (especially Fever-Tree!). The aroma is quite pronounced with citrusy undertones, making it a very invigorating beverage overall.
I can't believe I didn't discover you sooner! You were my favorite gin for achieving a smooth, silky texture, but like a past relationship, you suddenly disappeared, leaving me feeling adrift and alone without you.
Herbal and complex, yet nicely balanced with some floral and spice notes. An excellent value at under $25 - I enjoy it both in cocktails and simply with a bit of seltzer.
A standard gin, with the main impression being citrus. I would prefer more variety in the flavors. It's rather potent and holds up well in a gin and tonic, even with a 1:2 or 1:3 ratio.
With the standard Beefeater's London Dry now at 40% ABV, this might become my regular choice when the good Beefeater's runs out.
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