Tanqueray Rangpur Lime Distilled Gin | 41.3% vol | 70cl | Made with Rangpur Limes & Gin Botanicals | Citrus Flavours with a Twist of Herbs | Enjoy with Ice & Tonic

Here is a positive product review for the **Tanqueray Rangpur Lime Distilled Gin | 41.3% vol**: "The **Tanqueray Rangpur Lime Distilled Gin** is an exceptional, zesty expression that has become a staple in my home bar. This gin is a masterclass in refreshing citrus, expertly balanced with a smooth, classic core. The secret lies in the **Rangpur lime**, a tangy Indian variety that is actually a hybrid of a mandarin orange and a citron. This unique fruit provides a **bright, lip-smackingly delicious zest** that dominates the aroma and palate. You'll notice a distinct, lively combination of **rangpur lime and juicy mandarin**, framed by subtle, warming notes of **ginger and bay leaf**. The gin is quadruple-distilled, giving it a **clean, silky base** and a smooth, crisp finish. This is not overly sweet; it's a **punchy, authentic citrus** flavor that maintains its character even when mixed. It is perfect for an easy afternoon or a lively evening. I highly recommend serving it over ice with a premium tonic and a fresh slice of lime or a wedge of grapefruit for the ultimate refreshing experience. This gin is a brilliant, high-quality twist on a classic, well worth the investment for its flavour and refreshment value.

My favourite gin, lovely with soda and loads of ice. I was getting james may Asian parsnip but even when it was on sale, it's more expensive than this, and tanqueray tastes as nice. Wish amazon sold it in liter bottles

Lovely subtle lime flavour and amazing value for money when on sale! I absolutely recommend this. I normally go for unflavoured gins but, as far as flavoured ones go, this is a good one.

Delicious!

I love the Tanqueray Seville Orange gin. As I like limes, I thought I'd try this one. I do like the Gin, however, I don't think it is as nice as the Seville orange one. The lime favour is very subtle and is more of an after taste, so I was a little disappointed.

This is one of several reviews I will be doing of various gins. I have something of a gin habit and rather geekily score gins for both g&t and martini on a spreadsheet (I mix 1:5 with a twist of lemon, well I don't mix it myself thats what husbands are for ) . I score out of ten and I give my go to gin (Bombay London) a 5 out of 10 to act as a baseline to judge against. I score more than once so I get an idea of how they taste over different times and occasions. Please remember these scores are personal and what I like you might not. So on to Tanqueray Rangpur G&T 8/10 Martini 7/10 The rangpur limes (which aren't actually limes but rather a fruit similar to a cross between a lemon and a mandarin) make a very citrus tasting, very fresh G and T. I drink mine without any additional lemon or lime. This is not a traditional tasting gin but if you fancy something a little different then this is an excellent choice. For the martini we paired it with Noilly Pratt and again the citrus comes through very clearly. The martini is not as smooth as my favourite martini gins but nor is it particularly harsh. I think that this gin is excellent value and we are now on our second bottle so it is definitely on our buy again list.

THIS IS A NICE TASTING GIN AND NOT A BAD PRICE NICE LIME

One of my favourite gins. I like the delicate taste of lime served as a gin and tonic or even with soda water