Gin Reviews

I think a good cocktail should have depth, be bursting with flavor and feature savory nuances. Using a good flavored liquor as your base can get you to the finish line faster. However it needs to said that some flavored gins will disappoint in the flavor department. Beyond citrus, conjuring florals and fruits can leave […]

When defining “Neptunia,” point of view is relative. A gardener will say Neptunia is a plant that detoxifies water while a mythologist will tell you it’s derivative of Neptune: God of the Sea. And when GinBoss hears the word Neptunia…all we think of is Gin. That’s 3 different definitions, but with one common thread: WATER.

People are always very curious about Empress Gin because of its intense, deep blue color. After all, there aren’t many spirits that look like Empress which makes everyone ask: what is this purple gin drink? Well, it’s a gin made with 10 botanicals, one of which happens to be a purplish blue flower. Many assume

This review may include affiliate links which allow the creator to qualify for earnings, at no cost to you. It’s a story of East meets West with a few places in between. In this review, I’ll explain exactly why the end result is not only harmonious, but why Drumshanbo Gunpowder Irish has earned a seat

If you’re wondering what you can do with Gordon’s Lemon Gin, the answer is “a lot!” Instead of being limited to a small list of boring drinks, this is a gin that will give you many wonderful options. What does Gordon’s Sicilian Lemon Gin Taste Like Gordon’s Lemon Gin has an aroma split between lemon

Roku is a Japanese Craft Gin and tastes nothing like a London Dry, and for people writing gin reviews, that’s great news! After testing Roku multiple ways, my review summary is this: Roku won’t always be a good stand in for other gins when mixing cocktail or even for a G&T for that matter. However

Is it possible to taste a place? Can you sip its essence and experience the landscape? The Botanist’s head distiller Adam Hannett says that distillation is the means “to create a wonderful spirit that speaks of the place it is from.” The Botanist Gin is a unique, well-balanced gin that lives up to its name

In comparing Tanqueray and Cutwater, it’s a battle between the old guard and the new wave in the realm of Ready to Drink Gin and Tonics. Tanqueray London Dry Gin certainly has the clout in name recognition. Its green bottle is iconic, its name synonymous with gin and has been around since the 1830s .

There’s nothing more traditional, respectable, and simple than a good Gin and Tonic. Sure they’re quick and easy to make straight from the bottle. But who doesn’t want the option of a Ready To Drink version? There’s only one condition: a canned gin & tonic must taste as good or better than one you can