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Possibly unorthodox martini take... it might actually work out to be a better drink when you use a 40% gin like Canadian Beefeater, as opposed to a (delicious) 47% Tanqueray 10, if you already favor higher ratios of gin to vermouth, as I do. If you're using 2.5 ounces of gin, you don't necessarily want THAT MUCH alcohol in one drink. And since it's already quite gin-forward, you don't really need the extra presence.
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Possibly unorthodox martini take... it might actually work out to be a better drink when you use a 40% gin like Canadian Beefeater, as opposed to a (delicious) 47% Tanqueray 10, if you already favor higher ratios of gin to vermouth, as I do. If you're using 2.5 ounces of gin, you don't necessarily want THAT MUCH alcohol in one drink. And since it's already quite gin-forward, you don't really need the extra presence.
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Possibly unorthodox martini take... it might actually work out to be a better drink when you use a 40% gin like Canadian Beefeater, as opposed to a (delicious) 47% Tanqueray 10, if you already favor higher ratios of gin to vermouth, as I do. If you're using 2.5 ounces of gin, you don't necessarily want THAT MUCH alcohol in one drink. And since it's already quite gin-forward, you don't really need the extra presence.
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Possibly unorthodox martini take... it might actually work out to be a better drink when you use a 40% gin like Canadian Beefeater, as opposed to a (delicious) 47% Tanqueray 10, if you already favor higher ratios of gin to vermouth, as I do. If you're using 2.5 ounces of gin, you don't necessarily want THAT MUCH alcohol in one drink. And since it's already quite gin-forward, you don't really need the extra presence.
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Possibly unorthodox martini take... it might actually work out to be a better drink when you use a 40% gin like Canadian Beefeater, as opposed to a (delicious) 47% Tanqueray 10, if you already favor higher ratios of gin to vermouth, as I do. If you're using 2.5 ounces of gin, you don't necessarily want THAT MUCH alcohol in one drink. And since it's already quite gin-forward, you don't really need the extra presence.