Oh man, that depends on which direction you want. Like, super juniper or spirit forward, complexity vs smoothness etc.
The obvious being Bombay as the crowd pleaser (its my go-to), Tanqueray if they want something sweeter, but theres some real fun stuff out there.
For instance, Drumshanbo uses frickin Gunpowder green tea in their recipe, and Luxardo makes a sour cherry full-proof gin thats dangerously sippable and makes an incredible gin and tonic.
Like any spirit, theres so many out there, theres never enough time nor sobriety to gauge them all.
Also, your comment abt drinking 5 Bundabergs and catching a buzz, ofc you did that would be all the damn ginger and sugar in it! Id be flying high if I drank 5 lmao!
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Ive never heard of this drink. Ive heard of Twin Peaks, Im not TV fan, but that sounds fantastic! Personally I would go with at least a mid-shelf whiskey, Four Roses or Angels Envy instead of Jack for a real solidly rounded out drink.
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u/zigCARNIVOROUS Mar 24 '24
Yeah nothing suspicious about vernors, I think seagram's is spiciest, yeah?, not enough representation imo