Gin

We love the herbaceous flavor of a good gin. But when you take to the skies, conditions affect your senses of taste and smell. So the guys at Pickering’s Gin teamed up with British Airways to create a spirit optimized for sipping in flight, enhanced with lemon myrtle, imparting a sweet citrus note.

Ryan Reynolds goes full Ryan Reynolds in this hilarious promotional spot for his gin company, offering an ever-so-slightly embellished overview of how the spirit is produced. If this doesn’t make you want to try some, we don’t know what will.

Expand your cocktail repertoire with The Bitter Truth’s Pink Gin and five piece bitters travel set. The blush colored gin is fruity and floral, with a smooth spicy taste, and the travel set includes Jerry Thomas, Orange, Creole and more. Perfect for a globetrotting cocktail enthusiast.

Gin is truly a drink for men’s men, and you’ll truly be manning-up when you gobble down the intoxicated invertebrate floating in this bottle of dry English Gin, clearly inspired by Sauza tequila.

Recently scoring an A at Drinkhacker, Bulldog Gin is quadruple distilled and made in London; it’s smooth and easy to drink with delicate hints of lemon, lavender, and licorice.

Reknowned for their Obsello Absinthe Verte, Esmeralda Distillery’s Port of Barcelona Gin is distilled in their absinthe stills and mixed with 13 botanicals for a Mediterranean flavor.

Named for the botanicals it steeps in for 24 hours, Beefeater 24 uniquely adds in sencha and green teas; best served with plenty of ice, it’s a 90 proof drink with strong juniper flavor.

Drinks don’t get much more patriotic than Bluecoat American Dry Gin; 5x distilled in Philadelphia using organic American orange and lemon peel, it’s making the rounds with top mixologists.

It’s not hard being the Right Gin in Sweden if you’re one of the only gins from Sweden, but Drinkhacker likes the surprise black pepper; it’s best imbibed as a gin and tonic.