Hi – does anyone know of any SNJ liquor stores that sell Anchor Brewing Co’s Junipero gin? Thanks. (4 replies, last updated by smn February 12, 2009)

Seeing the posts below about Martinis and different Gins started me thinking with the remaining brain cells that I have left. In SC there is an island called Pawley’s Island south of Myrtle Beach where the people talk about... (22 replies, last updated by Tom January 31, 2006)

Junipero Gin, from Anchor Distillery in San Francisco, but it’s on the pricey side. (17 replies, last updated by currymouth March 9, 2008)

Big lover of gin here. If you can find it try Junipero, it’s a small batch American gin from the West Coast and it is fantastic. Beautiful understated botanicals with a crisp clean finish. Best used when making a real... (18 replies, last updated by Sacto_Damkier September 6, 2007)

with that wave the bottle over the glass garbage I’d say experiment until you find what works best for you. The one caveat would be that ratios will change depending on the Gin your using. I’d put more vermouth in a... (30 replies, last updated by rednyellow October 16, 2008)

Well you have gotten plenty of fine gin recs so I will skip that area but add my vote for Plymouth or Hendricks (though I will mention that saphire is a less juniper intensive gin so pick accordingly for your upgrade). I have the... (66 replies, last updated by judge dee January 15, 2007)

Tanqueray 10, Plymouth or Broker’s, one or two single botanical-predominants like Hendrick’s or Tanqueray Raijpur, one or 2 boutique like Junipero or Black River, a dutch Genever, a french (see above). that will keep... (60 replies, last updated by rosewood May 19, 2009)

While Plymouth is my hands-down favorite gin, you might want to give Junípero a try. It’s a gin made by the Anchor Steam brewery and is a bit more agressive than Plymouth. You can find Junípero at Schneider’s near... (35 replies, last updated by FlaHopper May 23, 2008)

There are also a pair of micro-gins being made in California: No. 209 (distilled by owner of Dean and DeLuca), and Junipero (distilled by Anchor Steam of beer fame). (27 replies, last updated by vb_lady December 18, 2006)

Anchor Junipero has probably the most upfront and intense juniper in any gin. (41 replies, last updated by wildfire February 4, 2008)

, or the bar in a decent restaurant. I’ve promised her that there’s alot more to gin than the blue bottle and now I have to prove it. Definitely hoping for Junipero, Old Raj, and Plymouth...the more the merrier! Food is... (13 replies, last updated by boomer13 October 1, 2007)

For the remainder of the summer I am thinking about changing from my regular single malt to gin. Looking for recommendations for something about $20 a bottle, dry and flavorful. I enjoy things that are out of the main stream as... (32 replies, last updated by ozbuc September 10, 2009)

I find that opinions vary on the “ginny-ness” of certain gins so YMMV but I find Junipero to be the “ginny-est” gin in my collection. I’ve become a big fan of gin over the last several years so... (10 replies, last updated by deleomeyer March 15, 2007)

to order it for you. http://www.internetwines.com/rws16306.html Also try Anchor’s Junipero Gin for a nice junipery gin, made by the folks at Anchor Brewery in CA. As the name suggests it has a juniper focus. (21 replies, last updated by watercress August 14, 2009)

Anchor distilling was pouring it at Whiskyfest here in Chicago. I love gin, and their Junipero is great, but the Genevieve was not my taste. Had a very oily feel to it and not a pleasant aroma. (15 replies, last updated by craigasaurus November 25, 2008)