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Gin Recommendations UK

From classic London Dry to floral Scottish gins — explore the world of craft gin with AI recommendations tailored to your palate.

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Find your next favourite gin

Gin has never been more varied. Whether you're loyal to the crisp juniper of Tanqueray No. Ten, the floral romance of Hendrick's, or the complexity of Monkey 47, More Like This can find your next favourite bottle.

Name a gin you enjoy and we'll match you to alternatives across UK retailers.

Styles & sub-categories

Gin styles we cover

London DryScottish GinContemporary GinFlavoured GinOld TomSloe Gin
Popular starting points

Find alternatives to popular gins

Scotland
Hendrick's Gin
Scotland
Tanqueray No. Ten
England
Bombay Sapphire
Black Forest, Germany
Monkey 47 Schwarzwald Dry Gin
London, England
Sipsmith London Dry Gin
Islay, Scotland
The Botanist Islay Dry Gin
Speyside, Scotland
Caorunn Scottish Gin
England / Iceland
Martin Miller's Gin
Scotland
Edinburgh Gin Classic
Notting Hill, London
Portobello Road No.171 Gin
Osaka, Japan
Roku Japanese Craft Gin
Isle of Harris, Outer Hebrides
Isle of Harris Gin
Surrey, England
Silent Pool Gin
Cotswolds, England
Cotswolds Dry Gin
Northamptonshire, England
Warner's Rhubarb Gin
Birmingham, England
Whitley Neill Original London Dry Gin
Plymouth, Devon
Plymouth Gin Original
London, England
No.3 London Dry Gin
London, England
Beefeater 24 London Dry Gin
London, England
Tanqueray Rangpur Gin
Healesville, Victoria, Australia
Four Pillars Rare Dry Gin
Cornwall, England
Tarquin's Cornish Dry Gin
London, England
Hayman's Old Tom Gin
London, England
Oxley Cold Distilled London Dry Gin
London, England
Gordon's London Dry Gin
About gin

Everything you need to know.

What UK retailers do you search for gin?

The Whisky Exchange, Master of Malt, Gin Kiosk, Craft Gin Club, Waitrose Cellar, and a selection of independent specialists. All links go directly to live product pages.

How do you match gin to my taste?

We look at botanical style, strength, finish, and serving suggestion. A gin that works beautifully in a G&T can be completely wrong in a Negroni — we factor in how you actually drink it.

Can you recommend gin for cocktails?

Absolutely. Tell us the cocktail you're making (Martini, Negroni, Tom Collins) and we'll weight our recommendations towards gins that shine in that application.

What price range do gins typically fall in?

Gins typically run £25–£55 for quality everyday bottles. Small-batch, navy strength, and highly awarded expressions typically run £55–£120+.

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