Beefeater Pink Strawberry Gin 70cl

When your usual gin and tonic feels a bit… same-same, this is the easy switch that actually tastes different. Beefeater Pink takes the crisp, juniper-first DNA of Beefeater London Dry (made in England) and splashes it with strawberry for a fruit-forward, crowd-pleasing pour that still behaves like gin in cocktails.

It’s the bottle for patio hangs, brunches that “accidentally” become afternoons, and anyone who wants a pink gin that still works with proper mixers. Think: bright berry up front, citrus lift, and that familiar gin snap underneath so it doesn’t disappear once you add tonic.

• Nose: Fresh strawberry, light citrus peel, and a clear hit of juniper.
• Taste: Strawberry-first with sweet-tart fruit, gentle spice, and classic London Dry botanicals keeping it crisp.
• Finish: Clean, lightly fruity, with juniper and citrus lingering just long enough to pull you back in.

How we’d drink it: A loud, ice-cold G&T with plenty of tonic, a strawberry slice, and a twist of lemon. Also great in a Pink Gin Spritz (gin, soda, a squeeze of citrus) when you want something lighter, or in a Berry Collins when you’re feeling a bit extra.

Why it works: It’s based on an actual London Dry gin profile, meaning the flavour isn’t just “strawberry.” You still get structure, bite, and that botanical backbone that makes cocktails taste like cocktails, not juice.

Who it’s for: If Gordon’s Pink is your go-to and you want something with a more classic gin backbone, start here. If you’re usually a Beefeater/Tanqueray G&T person and you want a fun side quest for warm nights, this is the move.

Quick specs: Category: Gin. Style: Strawberry-flavoured London Dry-inspired gin built for long drinks and easy mixing.

Bring it to a get-together and watch it disappear faster than the chips. It’s friendly, colourful, and shockingly versatile.

Fun Fact: “Beefeater” is named after the Yeoman Warders who guard the Tower of London, basically the most iconic bouncers in British history.