Gin Brands List

POPULAR
Beefeater®
Bombay Sapphire®
Boodles®
Gilbey's®
Gordon's®
Jacquin's®
Larios®
Miller's®
Old Tom®
Oude®
Pimm's®
Sarticious®
Seagram's®
Steinhaeger®
Tanqueray®

1. 209 Gin - produced in San Francisco by Distillery No. 209
2. Anchor Junipero Gin - produced in California by Anchor Steam Brewery
3. Aristocrat gin
4. Aviation Gin - produced in Portland, Oregon by House Spirits
5. Bafferts Gin - Triple-distilled with four botanicals in England
6. Barton Gin
7. Beefeater - first produced in 1820
8. Bellringer Gin - English gin
9. Blackwood's Superior Nordic Vintage Dry Gin
10. Blue Riband
11. BOLS - Dutch jenever
12. Bombadier Military Gin
13. Bombay - distilled with eight botanicals
14. Bombay Sapphire - distilled with ten botanicals
15. Boodles British Gin
16. Boomsma Jonge Genevere Gin
17. Booth's - first produced in 1790 by Sir Felix Booth
18. Broker's Premium London Dry Gin
19. Bulldog Gin - infused with Poppy and Dragon Eye.
20. Burnett's Gin - based on a 1770 recipe by Sir Robert Burnett
21. Caballito - Panamanian gin
22. Cadenhead's Old Raj Gin - 110 proof gin containing a small amount of saffron, which imparts a slight yellowish/greenish tint
23. Calvert Gin
24. Cascade Mountain Gin - uses hand-picked wild juniper berries, distilled in Oregon
25. Citadelle - distilled with nineteen botanicals in France
26. City of London Gin - a premium small batch London Distilled Gin created and distilled at one of the two remaining distilleries in London, UK.
27. Coldstream
28. Cork Dry Gin
29. Damrak Amsterdam
30. Dirty Olive - olive-flavored
31. DH Krahn Gin - produced in Northern California
32. Downings - produced in New Zealand
33. Eyguebelle - a French gin using predominately of orange peel
34. Gale Force - Nantucket, Massachusetts, 88.8 proof
35. Geek Gin
36. Gilbey's London Dry Gin
37. Gin Bulag - produced in the Philippines, loosely translated as "Gin That Makes You Go Blind."
38. Gin Llave - produced in Argentina
39. Gin Lubuski
40. Gin Xoriguer - produced in Minorca
41. Ginebra San Miguel - produced in the Philippines
42. Glen's Gin
43. Gordon's - "by appointment to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain"
44. Greenall's
45. Hamptons Gin
46. Hayman's 1820 Gin Liqueur - a sweetened classic London distilled gin.
47. Hayman's Old Tom Gin - a re-creation of the Old Tom Gin recipe, a lightly sweetened style of gin, which was originally popular in the 18th and 19th century
48. Hendrick's Gin - infused with cucumber, coriander, citrus peel and rose petals.
49. Iceberg Gin - made with iceberg water
50. Juniper Green Organic Gin - first gin made from all organic ingredients in England with four botanicals
51. Larios - produced in Spain
52. Leyden Dry Gin - distilled three times in small batches, twice in column stills then in a pot still
53. London Silk
54. Magellan Gin - a blue coloured gin, from Iris root
55. McCormick Gin
56. Martin Miller's Gin - London dry gin, with over eight botanicals blended with Icelandic spring water
57. Mr. Boston
58. Phillips Dry Gin - English gin since 1963
59. North Shore Distillery Distiller's Gin No. 6 - complex blance of citrus, spice and floral notes see North Shore Distillery
60. Pink 47 London Dry Gin - in a diamond shaped bottle see Pink 47
61. Plymouth - first distilled in 1793
62. Quintessential
63. Raffles Gin - Ian Macleod Distillers Ltd
64. Sarticious Gin - Dutch style gin distilled in Santa Cruz, California, orange and cilantro
65. Seagram's Gin
66. Silver Wolf Gin
67. Smeets - Belgian brand, produce a great range of fruit flavoured gins "Jenèvre de fruits" as well as their original
68. South Gin - triple distilled in New Zealand using juniper berries, lemon, orange, coriander seeds, Angelica leaves, Orris, Gentian root, and New Zealand-native manuka berries and kawa kawa leaves, believed by the indigenous Māori people to offer medicinal properties
69. Steinhäger
70. Swordsman
71. Taaka - a London dry gin with a "secret formula"
72. Tanqueray
73. Tanqueray Rangpur - distilled with the botanical rangpur lime
74. No.10 from Tanqueray
75. Toojburn's Signature
76. Van Gogh Gin - Dutch gin produced with ten botanicals in small batches. Triple distilled, twice in column stills then in a traditional pot still
77. Whitley Neill London Dry Gin - contains two African botanicals, the fruit of the Baobab tree (the "Tree of Life") and the Cape Gooseberry
78. Uganda Waragi - triple distilled Ugandan Gin