Cyber Monday gin deals: save on top-rated bottles tasted by our experts

Whether you're looking for a classic London dry to act as the foundation for a gin and tonic, a beautifully bottled tipple to make a lovely festive gift or a flavoured gin to use in cocktails, we've done the hard work for you and tried and tested dozens of different spirits. If you're looking for inspiration read our collection of gin cocktail recipes.

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Cyber Monday gin deals at a glance

• Amazon – deals across a range of product categories
• Very – savings in offers and sale sections
• Master of Malt – offers across spirits
• Tesco – Clubcard prices for great deals
• Waitrose – offers on alcohol in Waitrose Cellar
• John Lewis – sale and offers across drinks, homewares and fashion
• Morrisons – deals on groceries
• ASDA – RollBack prices on alcohol

When you're on the look out for gin deals, remember that pricing around sales events like Cyber Monday can be quite volatile with retailers lowering their prices to stay in line with competitors. This means it's always worth shopping around before you settle on a deal.

Cyber Monday gin deals

Star of Bombay gin

• £33.89 £24.98 at Amazon | (save £8.91 or 24%)

Featuring bergamot orange peel from Calabria in southern Italy and ambrette seed from Ecuador on top of the 10 botanicals that feature in flagship product Bombay Sapphire, the classic notes of juniper, angelica and coriander have been intensified in this gin, alongside aromas of dried flowers and an underlying spice.

Masons Pink Grapefruit

Best refreshing flavoured gin

• £33.95 £29.95 at Master of Malt | (save £4 or 11%)

This is a citrusy and refreshing twist on a juniper-forward dry Yorkshire gin. We like it served over ice with tonic water and a slice of fresh grapefruit. Masons of Yorkshire uses Harrogate spring water to create its super smooth gins, to which the pink grapefruit brings lively zesty notes and the cucumber adds a cool, crisp and sweet finish.

Boatyard Double Gin

• £31.99 £29.46 at The Bottle Club | (save £2.53 or 8%)
• £34.95 £31 at Amazon | (save £3.95 or 11%)

This smooth, juniper-led gin lives up to its classy label. It has a hint of floral sweetness thanks to the wild sweet gale that’s foraged from Boatyard’s farm in Fermanagh. Its botanicals include grains of paradise and angelica, making it well suited to a gin and tonic with a twist of orange peel or juniper berries.

Holyrood Distillery Height of Arrows gin

• £39.45 £31 at Amazon | (save £8.45 or 21%)

Many gins have a whole host of botanicals contributing to their flavour profiles, but this offering if markedly different. This striking, minimalist spirit uses just three: juniper, sea salt and beeswax. The results are excitingly complex, elegant and refined: clean, refreshing piney juniper, lemon peel and woody herbs, with an oily mouthfeel and hint of pepperiness. We like this neat over ice, or used in a martini with a lemon twist.

Hayman's Royal Dock Navy Strength gin

• £34.74 £32.99 at Master of Malt | (save £1.75 or 5%)

With a punchy 57.5% ABV, this Hayman's Royal Dock gin has an aromatic nose of floral and citrus notes. Smooth and botanically intense, this is a classic Navy Strength gin and a must-have for fans of the genre.

Monkey 47 gin

• £40.49 £35.60 at The Bottle Club | (save £4.89 or 12%)
• £48.50 £41 at Waitrose & Partners | (save £7.50 or 15%)

This gin uses and impressive 47 botanicals to make up it's complex flavour, hence the name Monkey 47. From a distillery in Germany's Black Forest, this gin is critically acclaimed for it's rich flavour with notes of robust herbs and spices.

Porter's Tropical Old Tom Gin

• £37.13 £25.68 at The Bottle Club | (save £11.50 or 30%)
• £33 £29.33 at Amazon | (save £3.67 or 11%)

We like this gin paired with tonic water and fresh passion fruit for a taste of summer. Botanicals of passion fruit and guava give a subtle sweetness to this old tom gin which is well proportioned, with the juicy tropical notes balanced by an earthy, classic juniper base.

Silent Pool gin

• £38 £35.78 at Amazon | (save £2.22 or 6%)

This gin uses an impressive 24 botanicals and fresh spring water from the Albury Estate, where the gin is made. The end result is a clean juniper-driven spirit that has a gentle citrus and perfumed floral notes.

Audemus Umami oak finished gin

Best unusual savoury gin

• £34.99 £29.81 at The Bottle Club | (save £5.18 or 14%)
• £34.94 £33.74 at Master of Malt | (save £1.20 or 3%)

Named after the fifth taste this gin may be a Marmite affair for those with a sweeter tooth, but we loved it. With some fairly unusual botanicals including Italian capers and Parmigiano Reggiano, it could easily have been over the top, but instead this is a moreishly savoury gin. There's a subtle briny twang and woody notes that come from ageing in ex-cognac barrels.

Aviation American gin

Best balanced American gin

• £29.50 £26 at Morrisons | (save £3.50 or 11%)
• £29 £26 at Amazon | (save £3 or 10%)
• £35.49 £32.90 at Master of Malt | (save £2.59 or 7%)

Featuring botanicals of cardamom, coriander, lavender, juniper, orange peel and sarsaparilla, this craft gin from Portland, Oregon is now a multi-million dollar brand and we can see why. It’s a lovely, balanced gin with cardamom spice, sweet floral notes and citrus peel shining through.

Caorunn gin

• £29.50 £23 at Waitrose & Partners | (save £6.50 or 22%)
• £29.50 £23 at Morrisons | (save £6.50 or 22%)

This Scottish gin is crisp, dry and well-balanced yet still full-bodied. The distillery is situated in the heart of the Cairngorms National Park and is inspired by the surrounding landscape – using age-old Celtic ingredients that grow on the hills around Balmenach Distillery. The botanicals jump out on the palate with spices, citrus and floral notes.

Rock Rose gin

• £36 £31.50 at Amazon | (save £4.50 or 13%)
• £37.45 £32.95 at Master of Malt | (save £4.50 or 12%)

This is a bright gin packed with fruity berries and a delicate astringency. Rock Rose is distilled at the northern tip of Scotland and harnesses its regionality in its gin through using local Scottish botanicals.

Darnley's Spiced Gin

• £37.36 £34 at Amazon | (save £3.36 or 9%)

Perfect paired with ginger ale, this spiced gin has notes of juniper, cloves and grains of paradise. It's not as punchy as some of the other gins on this list, so if you have a tendency to find spiced gins overpowering, this is a brilliant subtle option.

Ophir Oriental Spiced Gin

• £23 £19.47 at Amazon | (save £3.53 or 15%)
• £27 £20.50 at Morrisons | (save £6.50 or 24%)

This gin is a great winter warmer, perfect for a Christmas gift or just a tipple as the nights draw in. It's a well-balanced gin with exotic, spicy botanicals that make it warming and easy to drink. Try it paired with tonic water and a slice of fresh ginger.

The Botanist Islay Dry Gin

• £37 £29.49 at Amazon | (save £7.51 or 20%)

The Botanist London Dry gin is all about hand-foraged local botanicals including angelica root, apple mint and bog myrtle leaves, resulting in a bottle that uniquely expresses the Scottish island. We'd recommend pairing it with tonic water garnished with either a sprig of rosemary of a wedge of grapefruit.

Tanqueray Blackcurrant Royale

Best blackcurrant gin

• £28 £20 at Asda | (save £8 or 29%)
• £28 £20 at Amazon | (save £8 or 29%)

As the nights draw in the warmer months might seem like a distant memory, but this gin is a great one to have in the cupboard when the days start to lengthen or if you just want a taste of summer. Floral, mellow and brimming with French blackcurrants, this offering from Tanqueray is smooth and elegant and remains on the subtle side of sweet.

Hayman's Sloe Gin

Best sloe gin

• £28 £20.99 at Amazon | (save £7.01 or 25%)

It might only be November, but Christmas is just around the corner. This number is great for the festive season, made by steeping hand-picked sloe berries in Hayman’s London Dry Gin for up to four months. With a nice balance of sloe berries and a gentle hit of alcohol, it has a rich, fruity flavour without being too sweet. Try it topped with sparkling wine for a kir-royale inspired cocktail.

Chase Pink Grapefruit and Pomelo Gin

Best pink grapefruit gin

• £29 £22 at Amazon | (save £7 or 24%)

This is a super-fragrant spirit, full of zesty tartness and well-balanced bitter notes. Created by distilling Chase gin with grapefruit and pomelo peel, it pairs well with tonic water and a wedge of pink grapefruit.

Whitley Neill blood orange gin

Best blood orange gin

• £29 £20 at Morrisons | (save £9 or 31%)
• £23 £20 at Asda | (save £3 or 13%)

This fragrant number from Whitley Neill packs in lots of juicy citrus, with dryness from Sicilian blood oranges that pairs well with the gin, and subtle notes of orange peel and pepper. If you're after something different try this with fresh grapefruit juice and lime for a zesty paloma.

Eden Mill Hop Gin

Best for beer fans

• £33.99 £21.35 at Amazon | (save £12.64 or 37%)

This unusual gin is a quirky hybrid of gin and beer flavours. Based in St Andrews, the distillery uses Australian galaxy hops as a botanical in this spirit, which has a strong, rich flavour that pairs well with tonic water and fresh red chilli.

Four Pillars Rare Dry Gin

Best Australian Gin

• £36.49 £28.99 at Amazon | (save £7.50 or 21%)

Paired perfectly with tonic water and a wedge of orange, this gin is made in the Australia's Yarra Valley and combines native botanicals (Tasmanian pepperberry and lemon myrtle) with spices and whole oranges. Expect juniper and other traditional gin flavourings, but the regional twists add depth and interest.

Salcombe Gin "Start Point"

• £45 £33.80 at Amazon | (save £11.20 or 25%)

Featuring bright and zingy botanicals like coriander seed, ruby grapefruit, cubeb, lemon and lime, and a juniper forward flavour profile this gin is best served with a slice of grapefruit.

Ramsbury Single Estate gin

• £31 £24.45 at Amazon | (save £6.55 or 21%)

With juniper berries picked on Salisbury Plain and homegrown quince, this grain-to-grass gin is a lovely, balanced London Dry. Best served with a twist of orange.

Tanqueray Flor De Sevilla

Best Spanish flavoured gin

• £28 £20 at Amazon | (save £8 or 29%)
• £29 £20 at Morrisons | (save £9 or 31%)

Tonic water and a wedge of orange perfectly accompany this gin, with subtle notes of orange blossom. The bittersweet zestiness of Seville oranges adds a taste of the Med to the botanicals, making this a very drinkable spirit.

Sipsmith London Dry Gin

• £29.50 £21.59 at Amazon | (save £7.91 or 27%)
• £30 £25 at Morrisons | (save £5 or 16%)

In 2009 the first new licence to distill in London since 1820 was granted to Sipsmith Independent Spirits and since then a wave of new gin distilleries have followed. This is its original recipe – a bold, complex and aromatic gin with a floral nose followed by dry juniper and citrus on the palate.

Engine gin

Best citrusy Italian gin

• £33.50 £28.50 at Tesco with Clubcard | (save £5 or 15%)

Engine has striking, playful packaging which is unsurprising once you learn its founder, Paolo Dalla Mora, is a former marketing director for Italian fashion brand Moschino. It’s a bright, accessible gin that delivers on its aesthetic appeal with fresh, super-aromatic notes of lemon peel, piney juniper and herbaceous sage.

Hensol Castle Welsh Dry Gin

Best Welsh award-winning gin

• £28 £23 at Asda | (save £5 or 17%)

From a distillery based in historic Hensol Castle in Wales, this gin is juniper-led with a floral backbone. This is thanks to botanicals of lavender, marigold and jasmine which are picked from the gardens surrounding the distillery. This gin was named best gin in Wales at the 2023 World Gin Awards, and is lovely as a classic G&T with a lemon twist.

Brecon Botanicals Gin

Best Welsh gin for a G&T

• £26 £19 at Morrisons | (save £7 or 26%)

Distilled with water from the Brecon Beacons National Park, this gin has notes of wildflowers with fresh citrus, balanced with warming spices, including cinnamon and cloves. It’s got plenty of body so would stand up well in a classic gin and tonic with a robust garnish like a wedge of orange.

Hensol Castle Blood Orange Zest Gin

Best Welsh flavoured gin

• £28 £23 at Asda | (save £5 or 17%)

The perfect foundation to a spritz with a wedge of blood orange, this is a nicely balanced flavoured gin, bursting with sunny citrus notes, as well as juniper from the underlying base spirit. Blood orange is well and truly the star of the show.

Sipsmith Orange and Cacao Gin

Best for chocoholics

• £26.49 £23.27 at The Bottle Club | (save £3.22 or 12%)

A classic festive pairing, this orange and cacao gin has clean, bold juniper aromas, sweet, marmalade-like citrus and well-balanced cocoa notes on the palate. It’s smooth and sweet enough to drink on its own, over ice.

Tarquin's Cornish Sunshine Blood Orange Gin

Best alternative to an aperitif

• £27 £23 at Asda | (save £4 or 14%)

Sweet and tart citrus, rhubarb and berry flavours are balanced by a herbaceous bitterness that brings to mind an Italian-style aperitif such as Campari or Aperol. Botanicals include juniper, coriander seed, liquorice root and angelica root which make this a complex enough drink to neat. If you'd prefer a longer drink we'd recommend trying it as a spritz.

Four Pillars Bloody Shiraz Gin

Best for wine buffs

• £39.99 £31.99 at Amazon | (save £8 or 20%)

This distillery takes shiraz grapes local to the Yarra Valley in Australia where it's based, and steeps them in gin before pressing to release all of the juices. We like it paired with lemon tonic water to balance the flavours of rich berry fruits and elegantly subtle spice, herb and juniper notes.

Lone Wolf London Dry Gin

• £25 £21 at Amazon | (save £4 or 16%)
• £27.50 £21 at Asda | (save £6.50 or 23%)

This is a citrus-forward London dry gin with an elegant finish provided by the addition of hand-peeled, sun-dried fruit peels. Fragrant pomelo, zippy Persian lime, sweet mandarin and tangy kumquat combine with hints of spice to create a zesty yet smooth, elegant finish. Enjoy with tonic, garnished with a slice of fresh orange and a fresh basil leaf.

How to get a good gin deal

Cyber Monday is one of the biggest sales periods of the year, and while this might have once applied mostly to tech deals, it's now extended to pretty much everything including food and drink.

With so many gins on the market, from old familiar names all the way to new micro distilleries, it's a good idea to do your research on which gin you want before searching for deals.

Many large retailers will have savings available, as well as supermarkets, many of which have special prices available for loyalty card holders. If you're planning on entertaining it might be worth looking at gin bundles as these are often a good place to find a deal.

How do we select gin deals?

Our expert reviews team have years of experience working the biggest annual sales events to find the best deals. Throughout the year, we test and review dozens of products across different categories, and look to find deals on food, drinks and appliances we found impressive during testing.

There are a number of different things we look out for when selecting deals, like how much money the deal is saving and how much this is as a percentage of the original price — the best deals tend to be from 20 per cent off and upwards.

Another important factor is the retailer where the deal is being listed. We advise that you only buy from retailers which you recognise and trust. Remember, if a deal seems too good to be true, it probably is. This Cyber Monday we're also seeing many supermarket with food and drink deals that are available only in-store and not online, so if you've got your eye on a specific bottle it's worth having a look while you're doing your weekly shop.

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