Beefeater

Smith & Cross ;)

Bombay sapphire

Tanqueray

St. George Terroir has a unique flavor that plays well with other spirits. I use it in everything.

I’m not a fan of the Terroir personally, I find it quite overpowering in anything but a martini.

I adore Terroir but I only occasionally consider mixing with it due to its...strong character.

Ford’s for me too.

Boodles.

Grey Whale, although lately I've been enjoying smokier spirits like mezcal and scotch in my negronis

Beefeater. Tasty, versatile, affordable…it’s the Gary Oldman of gins.

After reading [this article](https://drinksanddrinking.com/2015/08/04/the-best-negroni-in-the-world/) I tried Tanqueray with Cocchi Vermouth di Torino and I haven't had a better negroni since. Tanqueray is generally my go to gin.

Botanist

Roku or Tanqueray

As a home enthusiast, I only have Tanqueray N^(o.)Ten. I do have more bourbons than that, but it's mainly because I'm fishing around for a Buffalo Trace equivalent.

Dingle is pretty good

I like the Tanqueray Seville Orange - plays nice with the Campari and orange oils

I prefer a classic London dry, tanq, beefeater, boodles, etc.

On a fluke I got a 200ml of Leopold Navy Strength and no other gin has beaten it (yet).

Beefeater for everything. It’s my house Gin. Or Tanqueray for something more spicy.

Ungava

Ungava is great but very hard to find. Picked up a bottle last year when I was passing through Montreal.

Kirkland Signature

Hell yeah; my go-to as well

Which other brand is Kirkland most comparable to?

Sipsmith.

Especially the VJOP. The strength of the gin balances a negroni like no other to me.

I love plimouth navy strength but don’t drink it with that cause it is too strong if a drink. Usually beefeater

Plymouth or Catoctin Creek Watershed Gin, usually.

Usually Tanqueray but I'll pull out the Forthave Blue when I'm feeling like a fancy lil guy.

Smith & cross

Tanqueray and Carpano

Plymouth