The best bottles of gin

Famous for its rosé wine, Long Island’s Wölffer Estate vineyard has come up with the ultimate combination of adult beverages: gin and rosé. $54.99 on drizly.com

The renowned Sipsmith London Dry Gin is hand-crafted in small batches, which means each batch is able to absorb more of the many flavors that go into it. $45 on reservebar.com

Popular with the London crowd, this mid-range option is a solid one. Distilled in the UK, Beefeater is smooth, fragrant and dry. Try it solo or in a mixed drink. $44.99 on drizly.com

Fords is a London-distilled gin that contains notes of orange blossom and citrus to complement its deeper base flavors. At $18.99 a bottle, how can you refuse? $18.99 on drizly.com

Its sleek and upscale bottle is not misleading at all. The Botanist’s Islay gin epitomizes the true floral essence of the drink. $99.99 on drizly.com

Beyond its fancy bottle, JCB stands out thanks to its unique process, which ferments then distills wine and then filters it four times. Plants like chamomile and honeysuckle are melded in to give this award-winning gin an intoxicating (pun intended) finish. $125 on reservebar.com

Any true gin connoisseur knows the power of a glass of Hendricks on the rocks. Its uncanny smoothness and light hints of rose and cucumber make it a leading pick. $41 on reservebar.com

With hints of coriander and fennel, Death’s Door London dry gin – based on a similar recipe to the brand’s vodka - has a pleasant and unexpected depth to it. $36.99 on drizly.com

Courtesy of the Netherlands, we may have the world’s best-tasting gin in Nolet’s. Warm and complex with rare ingredients, this bottle is worth saving up for. $574.99 on drizly.com

This complex botanical blend contains earthy elements like lemongrass and mint that capture the abstract vibe of the seaside. Complement it simply with lime and sea salt. $35 on reservebar.com

Deviating from the typical clear gin, this barreled gin is aged in Koval whiskey barrels in order to bring some depth and crispness to it. A truly unique find. $40 on reservebar.com

Green Hat is 100% grain gin made in small batches. Distilled with a copper still, its flavors are pure and free from sulphur and fatty acids that can mar the gin’s taste. $29.99 on drizly.com

With a unique organic status, Farmer’s gin is crafted in small barrels using sustainably-grown grain. Plus, it tastes wonderful. $30 on reservebar.com

This 50% ABV gin is as handsome as it is delicious. It’s an herbal, contemporary gin with a bold rosemary note. We approve, Texas. $31.10 on drizly.com

At the more luxurious end of gins is this bottle – the Monkey 47 Schwarzwald dry gin. With exotic Indian spices and botanicals in the mix, you’ll have to watch yourself around this one. $42 on reservebar.com

Gin from Hawaii – say what? This gin is a mélange of the drink’s English heritage and local Hawaiian flavors that will mesmerize you. $44 on reservebar.com