/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>10419227
pardon me, coming through.

>>10419227
I agree, also my favorite. Have you tried the 'fever tree' brand tonic? Very good stuff, but as I like to drink a lot, it does make getting loose harder.

>>10419238
Indian > Mediterranean > elderflower
Their ginger beer and ginger ale are also tasty
Shits pricey though

What's a good gin tho?

>gin
>refreshing

pick one

>>10419572
I like Broker's gin the best, but that's just my opinion and I like dry gins.

>>10419591
I just got into drinking and bought a bottle of Bombay for G&T. Would you say it's a good gin?
Also what other easy gin cocktail recipes do you have for a beginner like me?

>>10419227
I hate tonic water so much.
It tastes like the aftertaste of vomit.
>ah yes mmm vomit let me get a load of that on my tongue

>>10419650
It's my standby when at airports, I like it quite well, tastes will vary but it is high quality stuff :-)

>>10419655
>t. malaria victim

>>10419733

>>10419227
Does anyone here drink gin neat or with ice? I find it inexplicable that it isn't more common, especially when vodka is drunk straight when it's practically alcohol solution.

>>10419746
It's got a sort of weird taste to it from the botanical to drink straight for me. I think it works better as a mixer, it sort of needs some dilution.

>>10419572
Tanqueray is a better starting point, but the best is Only Gin. Only Gin was once decently priced but then they won some international competitions.

>>10419745

You seem to be unfamiliar with 4chan posting culture. /ck/ is a Trump free zone, anon. We'll give you a pass this one time, but now that you know please refrain from it in the future. Thank you, and enjoy yourself.

>>10419751
True, though it can't be worse than downing a shot of Jaeger. However, there are a lot of boutique gins nowadays that're arguably designed to be savoured straight to highlight the terroir and quality of exotic ingredients (e.g. Schwarzwald).

>>10419238
There are some better affordable tonics than Fever Tree which is just all label and hype. You just have to taste around.

>>10419238
>Have you tried the 'fever tree' brand tonic? Very good stuff
>mfw supermarket just started selling it and I didn't know if it was worth

>>10419760

>>10419227
>refreshing

meme word, it just tastes good

>>10419764
>There are some better affordable tonics than Fever Tree which is just all label and hype. You just have to taste around.

what are they and where can I find them?

>>10419572
I like Hendrick's if we're using upper shelf liquor.