Gin cocktails
View all recipesGin is juniper and, around it, an entire garden: coriander, angelica, citrus peel, orris root. Every brand picks its own blend of botanicals, which is why two gins can give you two different drinks from the same recipe.
That complexity is both its advantage and its demand. In a Gin & Tonic the gin shows off; in a Negroni it fights as an equal with vermouth and bitter; in a Dry Martini it is left almost alone with nowhere to hide. Start with a classic London Dry — it is the benchmark everything else is measured against.
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Dry Martini
Dry, powerful, and crystal clear. It's the most iconic cocktail in history, enveloped in an aura of sophistication and a deeply botanical flavor.
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Gin & Tonic
The easiest drink to make and the easiest to ruin. The difference between a correct one and a memorable one comes down to ice, temperature and how you pour the tonic.
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Negroni
Intense, bitter and aromatic cocktail.
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