Bombay Sapphire London Dry Gin Miniature 50ml

The beauty of Bombay Sapphire Gin is in the taste. The botanicals are nicely balanced and add a crispness to the spirit.The ingredients are an international affair and include Italian juniper berries and orris root, Spanish almonds and lemons, grains of paradise from West Africa. Great Gin for Any CocktailThis aromatic flavoring leads to a very mixable gin for any cocktail you desire and it has inspired many modern twists on classic cocktails. Bombay Sapphire makes a superb Martini that matches the depth of many of the more expensive gins.The wonderful aroma alone led me to employ it as a preferred base for two of my original cocktails, the Lavender Martini and Dafne Martini.If you are a Gin and Tonic fan, this just happens to be one of the best gins for the ... MoreThe beauty of Bombay Sapphire Gin is in the taste. The botanicals are nicely balanced and add a crispness to the spirit.The ingredients are an international affair and include Italian juniper berries and orris root, Spanish almonds and lemons, grains of paradise from West Africa. Great Gin for Any CocktailThis aromatic flavoring leads to a very mixable gin for any cocktail you desire and it has inspired many modern twists on classic cocktails. Bombay Sapphire makes a superb Martini that matches the depth of many of the more expensive gins.The wonderful aroma alone led me to employ it as a preferred base for two of my original cocktails, the Lavender Martini and Dafne Martini.If you are a Gin and Tonic fan, this just happens to be one of the best gins for the drink and I can almost guarantee that you will find it behind every bar. Bombay Sapphire opens with a touch of juniper, a ripe citrus and hints of spice in the fragrance. The palate is exceptionally smooth and allows the botanicals to open up one by one and mix in the most lovely way with juniper slightly at the forefront. The finish is bolder but retains the spirit's brightness.Amazing combo of Gin and tonic water with a slice of orange.

... but I've been known to sneak a little from time to time. 😁 My mom has always been a gin and tonic drinker and still is. My girlfriend is a well, so in our place we always have some on-hand. This is her gin of choice. I like a good gin and tonic from time to time. I'm primarily a whiskey or rum drinker, but recently I've been making a switch. Since this is what's in our cabinet it's what I've been drinking, but I've now bought some of my own (Seagram's and New Amsterdam). The thing about gin is there's so many different possibilities like a fragrance. The citrus, floral and herbal notes, whereas something like vodka (to me) is all kinda the same. Bombay tastes great and is smooth, but for the price I feel like I can get the same smoothness and flavors from New ... More... but I've been known to sneak a little from time to time. 😁 My mom has always been a gin and tonic drinker and still is. My girlfriend is a well, so in our place we always have some on-hand. This is her gin of choice. I like a good gin and tonic from time to time. I'm primarily a whiskey or rum drinker, but recently I've been making a switch. Since this is what's in our cabinet it's what I've been drinking, but I've now bought some of my own (Seagram's and New Amsterdam). The thing about gin is there's so many different possibilities like a fragrance. The citrus, floral and herbal notes, whereas something like vodka (to me) is all kinda the same. Bombay tastes great and is smooth, but for the price I feel like I can get the same smoothness and flavors from New Amsterdam at a lesser cost. That doesn't make Bombay any less amazing, but if you can get the same quality for a lesser price we would usually all go for what saves us a little money. I'm no connoisseur of gin so I'm only speaking for myself. I typically mix it with diet tonic and lime and at that point they end up tasting fairly similar. Bombay is a quality gin and I'd highly recommend it.

This is my favourite gin product. I love how smooth it is to taste. It is a dry gin and I love it with soda water and lime. It has ten different botanicals which are collected from around the world. This gives it its distinctive flavour that is so much better than other gins. Balances just perfectly.

This is my first time trying this product. It’s an affordable gin for any occasion. I wanted to try my first dirty martini and when I look up the recipe, this popped up and I remembered it from “Fifty Shade of Grey”. Christian Grey asked for a gin and tonic, “Hendricks if you have it, otherwise Bombay Sapphire. Cucumber with the Hendricks, lime with the Bombay”. That’s makes me wanted to have a go with this. Tried it in a dirty martini and it was the bomb. Bombay Sapphire with a splash of Dry Vermouth and garnished with three olives is the way I like it.

GIN VIRGIN, yes!! I was always a VODKA LOVER, still am however I tasted Gin for the first time a couple of years ago and this was the GIN my friends had brought around for pre drinks before a night out! I wasn’t a fan of tonic with gin, then I tried it with Fanta lemon! That made a whole difference I was able to drink it much easier! However the next day it left me with such a sore head, I can’t say I blame the gin or the high amount of gin I had encountered taking lol.. I drink more vodka and it never gave me headaches! However I love the blue packaging it’s very trendy and modern! ALSO, I have the Bombay gin glasses which are the nicest gin glass you can buy! Often come in packages around Christmas time for presents! Price is ok, but I wouldn’t personally purchase ... MoreGIN VIRGIN, yes!! I was always a VODKA LOVER, still am however I tasted Gin for the first time a couple of years ago and this was the GIN my friends had brought around for pre drinks before a night out! I wasn’t a fan of tonic with gin, then I tried it with Fanta lemon! That made a whole difference I was able to drink it much easier! However the next day it left me with such a sore head, I can’t say I blame the gin or the high amount of gin I had encountered taking lol.. I drink more vodka and it never gave me headaches! However I love the blue packaging it’s very trendy and modern! ALSO, I have the Bombay gin glasses which are the nicest gin glass you can buy! Often come in packages around Christmas time for presents! Price is ok, but I wouldn’t personally purchase this myself. #Vodka4life

Gin itself has a very potent taste and aroma but Bombay Sapphire is a delicate combination of notes which a majority of gin consumers find appealing. -Strong citrus nose, acidic lemon dominating, along with some juniper. There’s a sweetness and a distinct floral fruity character in the background: bright and strongly aromatic that sets it apart especially from typical dry London style gin. The texture or palate is a bit oily and thick, covering the tongue thoroughly and slowly. Though it begins very mild with not a whole lot of flavor. There’s some juniper on the edges in here, and it shines best at the close of the taste in the back of the palate. The finish is tight and long, with heat, coriander, juniper and a balanced citrus note. Although there’s a gin like ... MoreGin itself has a very potent taste and aroma but Bombay Sapphire is a delicate combination of notes which a majority of gin consumers find appealing. -Strong citrus nose, acidic lemon dominating, along with some juniper. There’s a sweetness and a distinct floral fruity character in the background: bright and strongly aromatic that sets it apart especially from typical dry London style gin. The texture or palate is a bit oily and thick, covering the tongue thoroughly and slowly. Though it begins very mild with not a whole lot of flavor. There’s some juniper on the edges in here, and it shines best at the close of the taste in the back of the palate. The finish is tight and long, with heat, coriander, juniper and a balanced citrus note. Although there’s a gin like quality in here, with juniper present in all phases of the tasting.

I’m obsessed with gin - it’s my go-to drink. Needless to say, I’m very picky about my Gin and Tonics. But, Bombay Sapphire is by far my favorite! It pairs perfectly with a high-quality tonic water. It’s crisp, refreshing, sharp, and citrus-y - it has such a unique taste! I love that it’s juniper berry-forward. Make sure to drink it in a proper “gin bowl” to get the full experience - the smell is intoxicating! Overall, this will always be my favorite gin. It never gets old!

Gin is my favorite alcohol and Bombay Sapphire is my favorite Gin! It has a clean refreshing natural taste and I never wake up the next day thinking "Man, I never want to drink gin ever again!" unlike some Whiskeys and Vodkas I've had that experience with, haha.Vodka makes me cry. Whiskey makes me too wild and I hate Whiskey breath and its hangovers. Rum is just pirate whiskey imo, lol. And Beer always makes me too full and tired. But Gin! Gin is such an uplifting and positive/confidence inducing beverage for me. My drink of choice whenever I go out dancing with my boyfriend is Bombay and Ginger Beer or "Gin Gin" and it's always so refreshing. It helps me unwind and let go and get into the music without caring if someone is watching my awkward dance moves. ❤I've ... MoreGin is my favorite alcohol and Bombay Sapphire is my favorite Gin! It has a clean refreshing natural taste and I never wake up the next day thinking "Man, I never want to drink gin ever again!" unlike some Whiskeys and Vodkas I've had that experience with, haha.Vodka makes me cry. Whiskey makes me too wild and I hate Whiskey breath and its hangovers. Rum is just pirate whiskey imo, lol. And Beer always makes me too full and tired. But Gin! Gin is such an uplifting and positive/confidence inducing beverage for me. My drink of choice whenever I go out dancing with my boyfriend is Bombay and Ginger Beer or "Gin Gin" and it's always so refreshing. It helps me unwind and let go and get into the music without caring if someone is watching my awkward dance moves. ❤I've never had a next day hangover headache from Bombay Sapphire, but I have felt fatigued and tired of course. But somehow I always seem to bounce back to normal way faster than with other liquors.I would love if Bombay incorporated fresh ginger into the gin development in someway, that would be a dream gin botanical concoction for me.

Bombay Sapphire is a very good gin. Although my overall experience with gin up to this point has been more limited than that of a true connoisseur (I have only had two years and a very limited budget with which to try this sort of stuff so far), but it is still not difficult to tell that Bombay Sapphire is a premium gin not only in comparison to the competition, but also in its own well-established right. I am, in general, a fan of strong, full-bodied liquors that have a lot of bite while still presenting a complex and flavorful aroma that melds well with the sting of the alcohol, and Bombay Sapphire's Vapour Infused London Dry Gin is a superb example.The flavor of Bombay Sapphire is very complex, and it utilizes so many different botanicals (such as angelica, orris ... MoreBombay Sapphire is a very good gin. Although my overall experience with gin up to this point has been more limited than that of a true connoisseur (I have only had two years and a very limited budget with which to try this sort of stuff so far), but it is still not difficult to tell that Bombay Sapphire is a premium gin not only in comparison to the competition, but also in its own well-established right. I am, in general, a fan of strong, full-bodied liquors that have a lot of bite while still presenting a complex and flavorful aroma that melds well with the sting of the alcohol, and Bombay Sapphire's Vapour Infused London Dry Gin is a superb example.The flavor of Bombay Sapphire is very complex, and it utilizes so many different botanicals (such as angelica, orris root, and cassia bark, just to name a few) that it is difficult to identify any one specific flavor, aside from the juniper. It is not uncommon for beverages that includes so many different ingredients to end up tasting busy or lost in their own variety, but this is not the case with Bombay Sapphire. All of the flavors meld together perfectly into one complicated but consistent "all-flavor" that tantalizes the palette with every sip. This is due largely to Bombay Sapphire's relatively unique vapor-infusion method. Rather than boiling the botanicals directly in the spirit (a more commonly used method), Bombay Sapphire suspends the botanical ingredients above the spirit in copper baskets. The heated vapors from the spirit base then rise and release the flavors of the botanicals into the gaseous spirit before it is condensed back into liquid form. This is said to give the gin a more unified and balanced flavor, and the taste certainly speaks to the validity of the process.Overall, this is an excellent gin. It is tasty, dry, and highly-flavorful, all while maintaining just the right amount of bite. The bite of the alcohol is just strong enough to constantly remind you that you are drinking a distilled spirit without interfering with the taste in the slightest. Bombay Sapphire is just great, and has definitely worked its way toward the top of my list of favorite spirits.

Truly my favorite pure gin. The best taste for the best price, with tantamount versatility to its competitors. I would be remiss to exclude it's renowned, eye-catching ice blue bottle, a staple to brighten any liquor cabinet, but the real selling point is its versatility. With the underlying botanicals (juniper and cassia being my favorites) of the best gins, it works in any classic gin cocktail. However, what sets it apart is perhaps the use of almonds - which bring a nutty taste often harder to sense in clear liquors - balanced by the brightness of their lemon peel, which complement the coriander. These unique flavors, working with their unique vapor infusion process, make Bombay Sapphire the best gin out there for any herb or citrus-influenced cocktails - which ... MoreTruly my favorite pure gin. The best taste for the best price, with tantamount versatility to its competitors. I would be remiss to exclude it's renowned, eye-catching ice blue bottle, a staple to brighten any liquor cabinet, but the real selling point is its versatility. With the underlying botanicals (juniper and cassia being my favorites) of the best gins, it works in any classic gin cocktail. However, what sets it apart is perhaps the use of almonds - which bring a nutty taste often harder to sense in clear liquors - balanced by the brightness of their lemon peel, which complement the coriander. These unique flavors, working with their unique vapor infusion process, make Bombay Sapphire the best gin out there for any herb or citrus-influenced cocktails - which are, of course, the best cocktails. :)