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In the world of spirits, gin stands apart. It is not typically appreciated for the years it spends in oak barrels, nor for the varietal purity of the grape. The power of this drink lies in something entirely different — in the intricate alchemy of its aromas. Essentially, gin is pure grain spirit that has been transformed into a work of art using natural botanical ingredients, known in the industry as botanicals. Wild juniper berries, coriander, citrus peel, violet roots, lavender and angelica — every producer keeps their unique formula a closely guarded secret. 

A quality gin does not try to be simple or one-dimensional. It unfolds in the glass gradually, in waves: from a piercing piney freshness to a deep spicy or citrusy finish. At the Benket online shop, we have put together a range that will surprise both devoted fans of dry English classics and those who are just beginning to discover this multifaceted spirit. And today we’ll tell you everything you need to know to choose the right one.

Key types of gin: from dry classics to modern trends

To avoid getting confused at the shelf, it is important to understand that this drink can vary fundamentally in character. The distillation method directly dictates the resulting taste and finish:

  • London Dry. This is not a geographical designation, but a strict production standard. London Dry gin is produced by distilling alcohol and botanicals in a single pass. It is strictly forbidden to add sugar or artificial extracts after distillation. It is the benchmark for dryness, with a powerful juniper profile and the ideal base for most classic cocktails.
  • Distilled (or Dry) gin. Very similar to London Dry, but the rules here are slightly more relaxed. The master distiller is fully entitled to add natural aromatic components or berry distillates after the main distillation. Such a drink often turns out to be softer, more perfumed, with pronounced floral notes.
  • Flavoured. The most dynamic and vibrant trend of recent years. This includes the famous pink gins with added natural strawberries or raspberries, and tart citrus variations featuring Sicilian orange, grapefruit or rhubarb. Sugar is perfectly acceptable here, making it a dessert in its own right that is excellent even when drunk neat.

Gin works perfectly well both on its own and as a cocktail ingredient. This drink encourages experimentation in every way.

How to choose gin: taste, aroma, brand

It’s best to start by deciding what sort of cocktails you want to make. For a classic dry martini or Negroni, only traditional dry gin will do. But if you’re after something lighter and more refreshing for summer cocktails, you can certainly look into flavoured gins with interesting aromatic notes.

Always check the ingredients: a reputable brand uses only natural essential oils derived from plant-based raw materials, avoiding cheap synthetic chemicals. At Benket, we take great care to ensure that only authentic products make it into our catalogue. At the same time, our pricing remains fair — we offer transparent and straightforward terms for every customer.

Serving culture: what to pair gin with and how to drink it properly

Gin is one of the few spirits that is almost never drunk warm, in shots, and in one go. It is truly at home in a large glass, with plenty of ice and the right gastronomic accompaniments.

First and foremost, of course, is the gin and tonic. An absolute global classic. However, you shouldn’t buy premium spirits and mix them with cheap fizzy drinks. A high-quality, slightly bitter tonic with natural quinine and a slice of lime, lemon or a sprig of rosemary — that’s what will allow botanical gins to reveal their full potential.

And really, gin is the perfect canvas for a bartender. It pairs superbly with dry vermouths, Italian bitters, freshly squeezed citrus juices and even dry sparkling wines. Negroni, Tom Collins, Gin Fizz – each of these cocktails has its own unique character.

If you do decide to sip gin neat, chill it thoroughly or use large ice cubes. Drink slowly, inhaling the aroma – a quality product will surprise you with how the sharp pine needles gradually give way to warm spices.

Why you should buy alcoholic drinks from the Benket online shop

In our catalogue, we’ve made the selection process as straightforward as possible. You’ll find up-to-date stock information and detailed descriptions for every item. We carefully pack every glass bottle and dispatch orders promptly, so you can buy your favourite drink without any hassle, with delivery across Odessa and the whole of Ukraine. Our prices are always competitive, and our service is designed to ensure you keep coming back to us time and time again. Order the best for your evenings at the Benket online shop.