Gin and tonic

[beejay]

I was away on my annual golf society trip a while back and one of the guys introduced us to a new drink,,Gin and tonic:icon_rolleyes:
No ordinary Gin however but,,, Hendrick's:heart:
If you like Gin then try this one its really something.
Bombay Sapphire , Gordons etc are OK but this one is now top of my 'refreshing Summer time pre dinner drink' list.
Good stuff:icon_razz:
regards, beejay

 

[Yellow Jim]

I was away on my annual golf society trip a while back and one of the guys introduced us to a new drink,,Gin and tonic:icon_rolleyes:
No ordinary Gin however but,,, Hendrick's:heart:
If you like Gin then try this one its really something.
Bombay Sapphire , Gordons etc are OK but this one is now top of my 'refreshing Summer time pre dinner drink' list.
Good stuff:icon_razz:
regards, beejay

It is good stuff Bill. Recently finished off my first bottle of it. It deserves a good tonic water, Fever Tree is a personal favourite, and a slice of cucumber.

 

[beejay]

I'll look out for Fever Tree, thanks YJ.
regards, beejay

 

[antdad]

Thanks for tips...away with you Gordon and Saphire

 

[Arrowhead]

My wife's department this: she goes for Juniper Green organic and Plymouth.

 

[antdad]

My wife's department this: she goes for Juniper Green organic and Plymouth.

Watch it Andy, there's also Navy strength Plymouth. If the bottom of your trousers start increasing in girth you'll know why.

 

[moodymick]

Gin? Gordons or Tanqueray(?) usually. Mind you, we are hitting the Pimm's rather hard at the moment.

 

[jon_hall]

Bombay, Tanqueray or Hendricks for me. About 5 years ago pick up a litre of Hendricks for 9 quid whilst changing planes in Zurich. If only i could find it that cheap again.