Ok. Sorry if I like something and you don’t. I’ll try not to upset your taste again.
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I would hope Bombay Sapphire and Domaine de Canton (French liquor) are. Any good quality tonic water should be fine, not the mass market shit.
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Try a decent gin and get back to us. You are lowering the quality of a decent thread.
Bombay Sapphire certainly is. I’ve tried a few different tonics but think the trusty old Schweppes is as good as any
Fever Tree, Fentimans are all far superior tonics, Tesco finest is better too.
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Hendricks gin is the tits.
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In. Lovely tipple
Dingle Gin is nice
Berthas Revenge very tasty
Hendricks is dear in the pub but good.
I’d drink nothing else at a wedding or an event like that. Getting slops of pints all day would kill you
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Blue Sapphire is the only option, not surprised to see a poster of the calibre of @anon7035031 sharing my taste
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Schweppes is the best of the commonly available ones but it’s worth tracking down a premium tonic, turns a classic drink into a spectacular drink. Can’t beat a super dry gin martini either served in a glass from the freezer with a few olives.
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Anyone know where I can get any 1724 tonic water in Dublin? Had some recently in London, mixed with some Martin Miller’s gin. Absolutely top notch.
you wouldn’t get it in a backward place like Ireland, stick to schweeps
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Drinking it out of a jam jar ya hipster bastard
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Signing in.
But, I get savage bad hangovers from it. Be wary.
Would that be like Blue Nun?
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Is it true it makes one depressed? Never tried the stuff.
No.
If you believe in fairy tales, then yes.
Gin will make you Sin though.
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Shit. I was going to send a bottle to Bressie.
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