The Absolute Best Gifts for Gin Lovers
Everything your resident G&T hound needs for the happiest holiday.
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Gin lovers sometimes get the short end of the gifting stick. Unlike their whiskey-loving brethren, gin fans have fewer specialty decanters and artisanal ice molds to line their bar shelves with, but that doesn't mean there's no way to treat your favorite gin drinker to a unique gift suited this season. We've rounded up some of the best books, art, accessories, and, of course, our favorite bottles that are sure to make your gin lovers wish list this holiday.
Deck the halls with mod gin art.
For the gin drinker who's looking to mix up their G&T routine, this set allows them to infuse their own with a blend of unique botanicals that will help them explore new flavors and craft their own perfect cocktail.
A true connoisseur will appreciate this history of their favorite spirit—just what they need to accompany their afterwork drink.
What better gift for the gin-loving Downton Abbey fan than a bottle made from botanicals from Highclere Castle, the real life counterpart to the fictional Downton.
Your dirty martinis deserve better than any old jarred brine. This mixer is aged in barrels with California olives and then triple filtered for a clean, crisp look and taste.
Named for Dashiell Hammet's hard-drinking detective couple Nick and Nora Charles, this dainty 4 oz stemware is ideal for a classic gin rickey and a far less spill-prone martini.
Just because it's not happy hour yet doesn't mean you can't enjoy a G&T.
Going booze-free doesn't have to mean giving up their favorite flavors. Just swap in this aromatic, non-alcoholic concoction for a taste of gin, without the alcohol kick.
DIY types will love this kit that lets them develop the flavor profile for their ideal homemade tonic water.
Gin Glorious Gin: How Mother's Ruin Became the Spirit of London
Gin Glorious Gin: How Mother's Ruin Became the Spirit of London
The British have a special bond with gin. This history explores the rise of this simple spirit to become queen of the London drinking scene.
Distilled with 47 different botanicals, from lingonberries and citrus peel to Indian spices, this German-born gin is a unique twist on the London Dry gin palette.
This kit of TSA-approved sized cocktail essentials provide just what you need to mix up a pro-quality G&T at 30,000 feet—or anywhere else your travels might take you.
Q Drinks Spectacular Tonic Water, pack of 6
Q Drinks Spectacular Tonic Water, pack of 6
This artisan tonic is intensely carbonated to help make your gin blend truly shine.
For the home bartender who has opinions about putting vodka in a martini.
Octopus Publishing Group Sip: 100 Gin Cocktails
Octopus Publishing Group Sip: 100 Gin Cocktails
The serious sipper will love this compendium of picture-perfect blends for 3-ingredients gin cocktails—because sometimes it's best to keep things simple.
When it comes to an elegant reserve blend worthy of sipping, gin isn't always the first spirit that jumps to mind. This flavor-forward gin with notes of saffron and verbena make a strong case for why it should be.
Low effort, but high impact, these flavorful ice cubes are designed to create a perfect cocktail with nothing but a shot of your favorite liquor. For gin lovers, the negroni-esque The Oliver is an ideal option.
This old school print will add a preppy touch to any home bar.
With notes of citrus, rosewood, mimosa, mandarin, and of course gin, this perfume is just the thing for gin lovers who prefer to keep things subtle.
Broaden their gin horizons with these uncommon tonic syrups (in Classic, Rosemary and Cucumber, and Celery flavors) so that experiment with the perfect pairings.
Lauren Hubbard is a freelance writer and Town & Country contributor who covers beauty, shopping, entertainment, travel, home decor, wine, and cocktails.
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