A fantastic and very English drink created by a New Yorker. The gin botanicals combine wonderfully with the flavours and tannins of the tea.
The tequila, rich red berry fruit, lime and ginger aren't exactly a subtle combination but it is one that has proved both popular and enduring.
A hint of elderflower adds interest to the classic Collins cocktail - long, balanced and refreshing.
A long, easy-drinking summer cooler.
Quintessentially English in flavour - anyone for tennis?
Vodka-based, fruity and bittersweet with pineapple and passion fruit.
Think Negroni but with citrus freshness and grape fruitiness.
Likened to a Vodka and Red Bull for the discerning, the caffeine-loaded Espresso Martini consists of generous shots of vodka and espresso with coffee liqueur.
This flavourful, bittersweet fruity aperitivo won't be to everyone's taste but it's certainly to ours.
The Last Word is classically made with gin, maraschino, Chartreuse and lime juice. In this riff, whiskey replaces the gin, and Mr Ward switches citrus
This whisky-laced, lightly spiced apple and lemon cocktail has an autumnal hue and is perfect for hunkering down on a winter's eve. Indeed, it has become
Raspberry and pineapple laced with vodka. Easy drinking and very fruity.
As Jim Meehan said when he gave us this recipe, This hybrid of Audrey Saunders Gin Gin Mule substitutes cognac for gin and adds falernum and cucumber.
Lime and minty freshness with gin's botanical complexity along with subtle but assertive anise notes. Appropriately, the finished drink has an almost pearl-like
Gin-laced, bittersweet, sweet 'n' sour, and rich strawberry.
Jörg, the creator of this cocktail, says, Better too much than not enough basil in this drink. He also specifies that the basil is muddled rather than
Fragrant apricot eau-de-vie nestles alongside piney gin botanicals with faint sweetness from herbal vermouth.
A Whiskey Sour made with honey syrup in place of sugar.
Dry and boozy, this delicious late-night sipper unusually mixes two different single pot-still spirits, one smoky Mexican agave and the other characterful
Lime green in colour under a frothy head, lemon fresh and botanical with gin, basil and a hint of celery.
Stirred and boozy with rye whiskey punch and spice smoothed by herbal Yellow Chartreuse and sweet vermouth.
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