Tanqueray

Among the greatest references in the world of London Dry Gin, a codified style in which all aromas must come exclusively from distillation. This gin was created in London in the 1830s by Charles Tanqueray. The house played a key role in defining this modern style. Its recipe is based on a few classic botanical ingredients — juniper first, supported by coriander and angelica — crafted to offer a clean structure rather than a showy profile. This is precisely what explains its longevity behind the bar: a consistent, balanced gin that serves as the backbone of classic cocktails. The perfect partner for a gin and tonic, a dry martini, a negroni, or a gimlet.