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Some people say you become an adult when you turn 18. Others say it isn’t until you land your first real job. But for us, we think the real marker you’ve made it is when you move on from pooling your cash with your roommates to buy a handle of vodka, and get serious about starting your very own home bar.

So you’ve decided to give a Taster’s Club membership for the holidays. Great! They’re going to love it. Now strap in, because here comes the hard part: picking out just the right one.

Stock your bar with vodka and gin from around the world…or gift a membership to a friend

Are you crazy for cocktails? Do you love an icy-cold martini just like Bond, or jump at the chance to mix up the latest, greatest gin and tonic? Then today is your lucky day.

Few spirits can match gin for the sheer diversity of its potential flavors. There’s only one real requirement for gin: it has to contain juniper berries, the berry of an evergreen conifer that grows in temperate zones around the world.