Tanqueray No. Ten
The Tanqueray for a Martini. Distilled in small batches with fresh lime, orange and pink grapefruit, plus chamomile flowers, at a robust 47.3% ABV. Fresh and floral, with the juniper coming through only in the finish.
Why No. Ten tastes different
Tanqueray No. Ten starts with the same four botanicals as the London Dry: juniper, coriander, angelica and licorice. The difference is what gets added. This gin is distilled in small batches with fresh citrus fruits—limes, oranges and pink grapefruit—and chamomile flowers. It’s made in a small still called Tiny Ten, which is where the bottle gets its name.
The result is a gin that smells fresher and more floral than the London Dry, while the juniper takes a back seat and only really comes through in the finish. At 47.3%, it’s also noticeably higher in ABV than the standard bottle’s 43.1%. That extra strength adds body and helps the citrus hold its own in a Martini, where no mixer carries the flavor.
In brief
Grapefruit and chamomile, with juniper in the background
Fresh citrus
Vibrant grapefruit, orange and lime zest, with a soft floral note of chamomile beneath.
Full and fresh
Round and full-bodied thanks to its high ABV, with citrus taking the lead. The coriander adds a slight spiciness without making it sharp.
Light juniper
A clean, long finish where the juniper only appears at the end. Dry, with a hint of grapefruit.
Flavor profile of Tanqueray No. Ten neat and cold. In a Martini, the citrus comes through most; with tonic, it’s the chamomile.
How to get the most out of No. Ten
This gin is all about citrus and freshness. Keep everything ice-cold and garnish with grapefruit instead of lemon.
Dry Martini with grapefruit
Stir 60 ml No. Ten and 10 ml dry vermouth with plenty of ice for thirty seconds, strain into an ice-cold martini glass, and finish with a strip of pink grapefruit peel. That’s how the brand recommends serving it.
Dry Martini recipe →Gin and tonic with grapefruit
50 ml No. Ten in a copa full of ice, topped up with 150 ml of neutral tonic and a slice of pink grapefruit. At 47.3%, it stays bold even with plenty of tonic.
Gin and tonic recipe →Neat from the freezer
Keep the bottle in the freezer and pour 3 cl into a small, chilled glass. The cold tempers the alcohol and brings out the aromas of chamomile and citrus peel.
Choose a glass →Cocktails made for No. Ten
Stirred, ice-cold cocktails where the gin takes center stage. That’s where the higher ABV makes a difference.
Dry Martini
Gin and a touch of dry vermouth. With No. Ten, it’s fresh and floral, garnished with grapefruit.
Vesper Martini
Gin, vodka, and Lillet, shaken and ice-cold. The citrus in No. Ten complements the Lillet.
French 75
Gin, lemon juice, and sugar, topped up with champagne. Festive and dry.
Gin and tonic
Gin, tonic, and plenty of ice. Made with No. Ten and a slice of pink grapefruit.The right glass for Tanqueray No. Ten
A classic martini glass or a Nick & Nora for the Martini, a coupe for the French 75, and a spacious copa for gin and tonic.
More Tanqueray flavors
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Where it began. Visit the brand page to learn all about Tanqueray: its origins, varieties, and classic cocktails.
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Tanqueray 0.0%
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Tanqueray Aperitivo
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