Entries Categorized as 'Gin'
May 13, 2009

The classic recipe for the White Lady, or Delilah, is basically a Sidecar with gin in place of brandy. But variations on it add other ingredients, which you can experiment with to find out exactly what you prefer. The overall flavor is citrus with herbal notes from the gin - light, refreshing, and neither dry ...
Posted in Cointreau, Gin, Lemon Juice
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April 20, 2009

The Long Island Iced Tea is one of the all time greats. It's a stealth drink, like the Zombie. It goes down so easy, the high alcohol content sneaks up on you. It's also a great pre-mixer to make in pitchers and serve at parties. Summertime is an ideal time to serve the Long Island ...
Posted in Cola, Gin, Lemon Juice, Rum, Tequila, Vodka
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April 3, 2009

When you want champagne, but it doesn't have the kick you're looking for, you can always go for the French 75. It's a champagne, gin and lemon cocktail with a hell of a kick. Sounds like an odd combination, but it ends up being a pretty interesting blend of fruit and herbal flavors.
The French 75
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Posted in Champagne, Gin, Lemon Juice
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March 19, 2009

The Singapore Sling looks like a glass of Koolaid, and it tastes fruity, so the alcohol effects can sneak up on unsuspecting drinkers. The original recipe was created in the Raffles Hotel in Singapore in the earliy 1900s, then forgotten for a while, then re-created from the memories of bartenders. Then it got completely revamped, ...
Posted in Brandy, Cointreau, Gin, Lime Juice, Pineapple Juice
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February 26, 2009

Think 7-up with a kick, and you've got some idea of what the Gin Fizz tastes like. Of course the juniper flavor from the gin makes it a little more interesting than that. But unlike some of the more serious gin drinks, this is a fun, smooth, fizzy, citrusy, slightly sweet concoction that fits anywhere ...
Posted in Gin, Lemon Juice, Lime Juice
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February 20, 2009

The classic Gimlet recipe is half gin and half lime juice. The most common recipe uses Rose's (sweetened) Lime Juice, but you can also use real lime juice and simple syrup. Because Rose's has been around forever and is a quality product, you can actually use it and still respect yourself (unlike some other bottled ...
Posted in Gin, Lime Juice
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