Formerly a post office, this Glasgow building is now serving a hearty menu of British classics. Perfect for a date night, the space is full of period features, along with a dedicated gin section offering eight renowned brands. Not drinking? No problem; there's a selection of Seedlip serves too.

Gin enthusiasts, get ready for the ultimate boozy treat at Alston Bar & Beef in Glasgow. Nestled below the Gordon Street entrance of Glasgow Central Station, this swish venue is a unique steakhouse and gin bar with an extensive spirit collection unlike any other in the city. Served with a unique garnish, each drink is perfectly paired with a tonic to create a unique experience for each guest. A gin newbie? Don't fret; the bar staff here are tipple experts and will be happy to recommend the perfect pairing for your drink. 

Serving up 68 different types of gin, this bar at the Hilton Glasgow Grosvenor has a comprehensive list of not just the gins but also the proper tonics and garnishes required for the perfect serve. The spirit has even made it into their food menu with a gin-cured Gravlax sharing board available. 

Sweet, dry, citrusy - whatever your gin preference, this Glasgow bar will most probably have it. The Spiritualist stocks more than 300 spirits, including a generous selection of gin, from Edinburgh Elderflower through to Hendricks.

Kained Holdings' The Finnieston is one of the premiere gin bars in Glasgow. As well as a very long list of various takes on the classic gin and tonic, this Argyle Street seafood restaurant has an extensive gin cocktail menu. 

When it comes to Glasgow gin bars, it's tough to match Gin71 for attention to detail. This is so much more than your average Gordons and Schweppes affair, this gin bar offers the largest gin selection in the whole city along with homemade tonics and infused ice cubes.   

It's not all bubbles here as this swanky cocktail bar whips up some of the best juniper-laced drinks around. Whether it's a twist on the G&T, a classic tipple or something a little different, Champagne Central has you covered.

Once it turns 5pm it morphs into Gin71, but during daylight hours this delightful tea room gives you the option of a teapot of gin cocktails with your scones and sandwiches. You can of course get regular teas in the teapots as well, but where's the fun in that?

This restaurant and bar in Glasgow city centre is home to an impressive gin selection. There's a good combination of classic gins like Hendricks and Tanqueray and more obscure picks, like organic Wisconsin gin, Deaths Door, to keep you there for hours. 

Although one of the smallest of the Glasgow gin bars, The Brass Monkey has a sizeable collection of gins on offer. With over 30 different brands available, this Argyle Street party bar can more than meet your G&T expectations.