Although we don't recommend drinking gin before at least brunch, the breakfast martini is a fantastic beverage that pairs extremely well with a more savoury gin such as The Earl . The gin underpins the bright zest of orange liqueur, offset by the tangy sweetness of marmalade. All together, this creates a cocktail that's the perfect balance of bitter and sweet. Ingredients 1 tsp Marmalade 50ml Gin 20ml Triple Sec 20ml Lemon Juice Ice Slice of Dried or Fresh Orange to serve Met

The classic Tom Collins meets its sophisticated match. Bringing together the crisp botanicals of gin with the delicate floral notes of elderflower and a refreshing hit of lemon. This cocktail is an elegant twist on a favourite that's perfect for any occasion. This cocktail works well with clean modern gins such a s our Modern Classic . Ingredients 60ml Gin 20ml Lemon Juice 30ml Elderflower Cordial 10ml Sugar Syrup Soda to top Lemon slice and ice to serve Method Add ice, gin,

... The gin for the rest of us. The Festivus is a celebratory gin that's so darn drinkable that you'll probably wind up making this for Easter, Halloween, Kwanzaa, and National Talk Like a Pirate Day too. The clean bite of the juniper is elevated by delicious baked apple flavours and a subtle spiciness. Festivity in a bottle! Ingredients The following portions are appropriate for a 700ml distillation. Make sure you don't just throw all the ingredients in ! This recipe requi

" The Earl " is a classy but deceptively simple number, best served with high tea or in a breakfast martini. The floral body of the Earl Grey tea is brightened by a zing of citrus, creating a well rounded and versatile modern gin. Ingredients The following portions are appropriate for a 700ml distillation 7g Juniper 2.5 tsp Angelica Root 1-2 Cloves (depending on size and how spicy you're feeling) 1 tsp Orris Root 2 tsp Coriander Seeds 3.5 slices Dried Lemon 1 Slice Dried Ora

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The "Modern Classic" is our default setting for Gin. Inspired by the first wave of modern gins such as Bombay Sapphire and Hendrick's,...

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