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St. Germain Gin Fizz Cocktail
Makes one real cocktail or two minis
INGREDIENTS
2 oz gin
1 oz St. Germain
1 oz fresh squeezed lemon juice
1 oz club soda
1/2 oz simple syrup
Garnish options: sliced cucumber, mint sprigs, cracked pepper
DIRECTIONS
Shake the gin, St. Germain, lemon juice & simple syrup in ice for 30 seconds. Pour into glasses filled with ice & cucumber slices. Top with club soda & garnish with cucumber & mint.
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INGREDIENTS
1.5 oz gin
4 oz tonic
Cracked pepper
Fresh strawberries
DIRECTIONS
Muddle the strawberries in a glass & grind fresh pepper on them. Fill the glass with ice & add gind & tonic.
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It has been so friggin’ hot here in LA that a sparkly, bubbly citrus cocktail sounds delicious – as early as lunch. Gin is a great hot weather liquor as it goes with citrus so well. This is easy & uses ingredients that are not exotic & goes down like candy. I used a lemon sugar rim intended for Lemon Drop cocktails but it worked very well.
Lime Gin Fizz
1 cocktail
INGREDIENTS
1/2 ounce fresh lime juice
1/2 ounce simple syrup (I used bottled but recipes for it are HERE)
2 ounces gin
2 ounces seltzer water or club soda
Some sort of sugar for the rim (optional)
Lime wedges for garnish
DIRECTIONS
Wet the glass & dip the rim in sugar. Shake the lime juice, simple syrup & gin with ice for a good 30 seconds to a minute or more. Fill the glass with ice & pour the chilled gin mix on top. Add the seltzer & garnish with lime wedge.
This is one powerful drink! The first sip makes you think it of Robitussin & you won’t think you can drink it. The second sip will win you over & you will realize the trouble you have just gotten yourself into. Consider yourself warned!