Features

Tasting Notes

It's so much more subtle and yet so much more complex than classic Tanqueray. Clean juniper notes sparkle while notes of both red grapefruit, white grapefruit and even a hint of jasmine. The palate of Tanqueray No. 10 certainly traditional in a lot of respects. Juniper is the star, with a lovely pine note that lasts through the finish. Coriander, too. But I think what sets it apart and what really elevates its appeal for cocktail craft is that creamy, almost slightly buttery mid-palate where the citrus jumps forward. Lots of orange and lime, but there's this suggestive vanilla buttercream tinge to it.