Tanqueray

Tanqueray London Dry Gin, 1L

£29.50

£29.50/litre | ABV: 41.3%

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Tanqueray London Dry Gin, 1L

Since it was created by Charles Tanqueray in 1830, Tanqueray London Dry Gin has always used the same timeless recipe made from four classic gin botanicals – piney juniper, peppery coriander, aromatic angelica, and sweet liquorice.

The iconic bottle, which is modelled on the three-piece cocktail shaker popularised during Prohibition, epitomises the vibrant elegance of the “Roaring 1920s”. The pineapple fruit was the ultimate symbol of hospitality in 1830s England - it features in the Tanqueray family crest and adorns every bottle from the Tanqueray Distilling Company. Tanqueray London Dry Gin makes the perfect gift for gin lovers and enthusiasts.

Tanqueray London Dry Gin is best enjoyed with plenty of ice, premium tonic water, and garnished with a wedge of lime, but it also makes a great base for a wide range of cocktails.

SKU: 780712

ABV: 41.3%

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Delivered in a neat presentation box, it’s the ultimate gift for gin lovers. Buying it for someone else? Don't forget to add a personalised message to your gift to let your recipient know who it's from. We'll print it out and include it with your order, free of charge.

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Signature Serve : Tanqueray signature serve

We recommend a balloon glass. Add plenty of ice, then the gin and top up with premium tonic water. For the ultimate bartendery touch, finish with a wedge of pink grapefruit and a few raspberries.

A bit of history

Charles Tanqueray created the world’s finest London Dry Gin in 1830. It’s made today to the same classic recipe. Every bottle carries a seal marking a symbol of quality and 190 years of distilling excellence.Interesting facts

The pineapple fruit was the ultimate symbol of hospitality in 1830s England and features in the Tanqueray family crest which "