Anno Gin has created the strongest gin in the world. However, no gin beats Strane Uncut London Dry gin. Our best choice is the Sipsmith London Dry because it is of high quality and blends well in cocktails, making it particularly versatile. My everyday Martini gin is Tanqueray or Bombay Sapphire.
My favorite Martini gins (which are infrequently drunk, since they cost more than twice as much) are Junipero and St. George Botanivore (both from the Bay Area). With strong floral and citrus undertones, this vintage gin offers a more fruity flavor that combines with its extreme alcohol content. You can use this gin in any cocktail that requires alcohol, from a gin and tonic to a martini and a gimlet.
Whether you want to drink classic cocktails like a Martini or a Gin & Tonic, or if you want to do something more adventurous, there is a gin for you. However, unlike gin and vodka, this famous alcohol has an alcohol content of around 68%, making it the least severe of the three in terms of testing. It's an excellent substitute for any London dry gin you normally enjoy, with a juniper-based blend of botanical ingredients that gives it a classic flavor. This means that even the strongest wines are not half as powerful as the weakest gins, which is what you would expect when comparing a layman's alcohol to a more serious liquor.
The KOVAL distillery in Chicago puts its iconic Dry Gin in its own whiskey barrels to create this barrel-aged version. This is a gin that is complex enough to drink on its own, but it also works wonderfully as a substitute for whiskey in beverages like Old Fashioned and brings an extra layer of flavor to a Negroni. With an astounding 76% grade, this famous brand is generally considered to be the highest-ranking gin in the world. Sipsmith may be relatively new to the gin category, but the London distillery is making some of the best you can find.
This classic party drink starts with around 32% alcohol and peaks at around 60%, making it weaker than gin at both ends of the spectrum. This is a completely modern gin with touches of classicism, made with a botanical blend that includes elderberry, citrus, cinnamon and hibiscus, together with the necessary juniper. While there is some overlap between low-end wormwood and higher gins, the heaviest of these alcoholic beverages expels gins from the water in terms of alcoholic alcohol (and also with vodka). Known for its rapid ability to induce drunkenness, tequila is actually a weaker alcohol than most gins.
That said, however, the average rum content is no different from that of gin, with only a 40% alcohol content).
