Edwin Pawlowski wrote:

> I like gin (and tonic) and often try different brands. Hendricks, Tanqueray
> Ten, Tanqueray Malacca, Sapphire, all good.
>
> Last week I was in a New Hampshire liquor store and bought a bunch (twenty,
> actually) of the little nip bottles to try some new items. Amongst them was
> a Martin Miller London Dry Gin. After distilling in England, the spirits
> are shipped to Iceland where the final flavor is infused. A secret
> ingredient is added.
>
> Miller is the best/worst gin I've had It is the smoothest I can recall, but
> I did not care for the taste. I'm not sure just what the over riding flavor
> is, but I barely finished my drink. I'm sure many other people like it or
> it would not be on the market, but it will not pass my lips again.
>
> Anyone else tried it?

The NH liquor store is an evil place. <g> The prices tempt me to try
things that I'd never purchase otherwise, I read about this in xyz
publication, it got good reviews, and look it's $15 less a bottle than
it is at home next door in Maine, if it can be had at all in Maine where
Allen's Coffee Brandy is king.

I've had the gin in question and agree with you extremely smooth but the
flavor doesn't do it for me. Some of my friends really liked it though.
No arguement from me, I bought a fifth of the stuff.

Jessica