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Score: 87/100

This delicious bottle from Aviation (co-owned by American actor, Ryan Reynolds) is excellent in a gin martini.

Score: 83/100

With a rich, creamy mouthfeel, subtle citrus and blossom, this Cornish gin is an absolute delight. The bright floral flavour is beautifully balanced with sweet spice and a herbaceous quality. A unique gin that needs nothing more than a Mediterranean tonic and plenty of ice.

Score: 78/100

Berry Bros & Rudd, aka, Britain’s oldest wine and spirits merchants, are the brains behind this bottle.

You can expect a strong herbaceous note, warming spice and a whiff of citrus. We’d serve it with a light tonic and fresh herb garnish.

Score: 84/100

Go on a flavour journey with this German gin. Savoury with herbal and peppery notes, it leads to slightly fruity, balanced flavours. As one of our testers said, “every time you taste this gin, you get something else – lots of different flavours!” We’re sold.

Score: 84/100

Inspired by the ‘bathtub gins’ of the 1920s – when illicit gin was made in bathtubs – this small batch, hand-crafted spirit is full of flavour.

Testers were impressed at how smooth the palate was for the ABV, with well-balanced flavours of cassia, juniper and zingy citrus. As one of our testers said, “it’s what you want from a gin.” Need we say more?

Score: 72/100

This is a stylish ballerina-pink gin from award-winning wine brand Mirabeau. Our testers enjoyed the aromas of juniper and coriander with the faintest hint of apple and rose on the finish.

Inspired by the world-famous perfume trade in France, the palate is particularly fragrant with notes of juniper, citrus and dried rose petals.

Score: 79/100

A family business dating back to 1863, Hayman’s gin continues to be made at the brand's south London distillery to this day. A very traditional gin, expect flavours of intoxicating pepper and strong citrus with hints of cucumber. Pair with a dry tonic water for a classic British G&T.

Score: 84/100

Testers found this bar cart staple to be a particularly refreshing gin – smooth with a punchy bitterness, followed by a peppery finish that’s packed with botanicals and notes of cucumber. A great choice for gin martinis.

Score: 90/100

Hendrick's latest flavoured gin, Flora Adora is full of lovely floral and citrus notes and was the (joint) winner of our flavoured gin taste test!

Score: 85/100

Packed with flavour, testers found this more on the earthy and smoky side than your classic citrus-focused gin profile. With cinnamon, nutmeg and pepper, it’s a gin that would make an interesting martini with a twist of lemon peel.

Score: 86/100

Refreshing and light, this is the perfect gin to stock up on for cocktails. Our testers loved the cucumber and floral flavours with subtle hints of juniper and citrus, and a hit of spices on the finish. Just add your favourite tonic.

Score: 80/100

This gin uses the brand's native marula fruit, alongside orange blossom, orange peel and West African spice, grains of paradise. It makes the perfect G&T, and a portion of profits go towards elephant conservation, supporting Sebakwe (the beautiful elephant on the bottle) and friends.

Score: 70/100

Patron is another household name in the world of tequila — and for good reason. Crisp, clean and pure, it's flavoursome enough to sip, shoot or mix in cocktails.

Score: 76/100

Expect flavours of cinnamon and cooked down agave, which add a pleasing sweetness to this tequila. Aromatic and subtly woody with hints of cinnamon, this would work well in any classic tequila-based cocktail.

Score: 76/100

Transport yourself to a sunny beach with this coconut-flavoured tequila.

Testers enjoyed the intriguing palate of caramel and popcorn with a sweetness that doesn’t overpower the complex flavours. Slightly smoky with a warming finish, serve ice cold with a wedge of lime for a refreshing aperitif.

Score: 74/100

Founders and award-winning cocktail makers Henry Besant and Dre Masso set out to make tequila the “right” way – naturally smooth, high quality and accessible with a flavour able to hold its own in even the most complex of cocktails.

The result is a powerful expression, with initially smoky tobacco paired with strong alcohol, evolving to complex sweet, dried fruit, with some of our testers comparing it to a young cognac. Great for sipping or in a fresher-tasting old fashioned.

Score: 74/100

This is an un-aged tequila that’s perfect for a classic margarita. Our testers enjoyed the subtle aromas of pepper and citrus with a well-balanced earthiness.

On the palate, there’s more of a pronounced sweetness with spices and vanilla – reminiscent of a good rum – meaning you can skip any agave syrup.