I need a quick count of how many people have heard of Tanqueray Rangpur. Type "yes" if you have.?

Answer 1

Yes.

Answer 2

why yes!

This past Thursday I was lucky enough to be invited to the swank Washington, DC club Indeblue to attend the launch party for “Rangpur”, a new product from Tanqueray Gin.

Tasting strongly of limes, Rangpur is not, as you might first assume, a lime-flavored Gin. Rangpur starts out life like any traditional gin – a grain-based neutral spirit distilled in a “continuous still”.


It’s during the final distillation, which takes place in a copper pot still, that rangpur limes, ginger and bay leaves are added - along with the more traditional gin ingredients - Juniper berries and coriander. In contrast, a flavored gin, vodka or rum would have flavor added after the distillation, prior to bottling.
Filling a niche between the Super-premium Tanqueray no. Ten (introduced in 1999) and the classic Tanqueray London Dry Gin (introduced when your great, great, great grand-pappy was a lil’ baby), Tanqueray Rangpur is the lightest in the line at 41.3% abv (Tanqueray is 43.1%, while 10 weighs in at 47.3%).

The result of the innovative ingredients, as well as relatively low ABV bottling, makes for an incredibly smooth Gin. So smooth, that drinking it straight or on the rocks is highly recommended. Rangpur Gin will make a martini that will convert a vodka martini drinker.

While the bartenders at the club were pushing Rangpur cocktails mixed with cranberry or ginger ale, neither did it for me - I preferred it straight.

Rangpur is now available in select bars and liquor shops in Maryland, Delaware and Washington DC and will be released nation-wide in February 2007. Nicely priced with a suggested retail price of $21.99 for a 750 ml bottle.

Answer 3

Tanqueray Rangpur is a new gin from Tanqueray that is distilled with Rangpur limes.

Answer 4

never heard of Tanqueray Rangpur, but i make a mixed drink called PinkRay. all you do is pour some Tanq. Pink Grapefruit Juice, Ice. Shake that bad boy to get it mixed. and float float on.

Answer 5

Nope - never heard of Rangpur - just heard of regular Tanqueray gin.

Answer 6

Here's a review for this "Tanqueray Lite", Rangpur...

Answer 7

yes

Answer 8

yes

Answer 9

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Answer 10

No I have not heard of it, you must enjoy it so let us know
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