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London Dry Gin
For a classic gin, look no further than London Dry. Despite the name, London Dry Gin is a legal specification but not geographic, which means it can be made anywhere. This style of gin cannot contain artificial flavors or colors, and only water, neutral-grain spirit and sugar may be added after distillation. While it’s been the most popular style for centuries, others are gaining speed.
For a classic gin, look no further than London Dry. Despite the name, London Dry Gin is a legal specification but not geographic, which means it can be made anywhere. This style of gin cannot contain artificial flavors or colors, and only water, neutral-grain spirit and sugar may be added after distillation. While it’s been the most popular style for centuries, others are gaining speed.
Here are a few prime examples to try:
Beefeater London Dry Gin: Made in the heart of London since first distilled in 1863, this gin’s strong juniper and citrus notes have made it the most awarded gin worldwide.
Bombay Dry Gin: Dating back to the 1760s, this fresh, clean gin is created by vapor infusing ten hand-selected botanicals sourced from around the world.
J.J. Pfister London Dry Capitol Gin: Made locally in Sacramento, this certified organic gin is handcrafted with nine botanicals and a rye base of local grains.
Tanqueray London Dry Gin: This beautifully balanced English gin was created in the 1830s and was voted #1 gin by bartenders in Drinks International’s 2016 annual report.
Once you choose your gin, get your mix on with this classy cocktail!
Stirred, Not Shaken: Make this classic martini dry by adding less vermouth, or wet by adding extra. Whichever you choose, make sure to use a premium vermouth as it makes a noticeable difference.
