I have sampled and consumed notable amounts of gin's from very low priced to very high priced, Dutch, English, French, American, "hand-brewed", etc., etc.
Until very recently, I had never heard of nor tasted Booth's gin.
For about 1/2 the price of Tanqueray or Beefeater or similar, I think it makes a very fine everyday martini. Yes, it comes in a blue plastic bottle and has no name recognition. But if you are looking to save some $$ without taking a huge quality hit (such as Gordon's or Seagrams - I consider both of them undrinkable) - you might want to give Booth's a try.
Until very recently, I had never heard of nor tasted Booth's gin.
For about 1/2 the price of Tanqueray or Beefeater or similar, I think it makes a very fine everyday martini. Yes, it comes in a blue plastic bottle and has no name recognition. But if you are looking to save some $$ without taking a huge quality hit (such as Gordon's or Seagrams - I consider both of them undrinkable) - you might want to give Booth's a try.
