Blueberry Gin Cocktail
This refreshingly fruity cocktail dazzles with a blueberry finish.
Gin Class
For centuries, distilled spirits were infused with herbs, berries and other botanicals for medicinal purposes. Now there are producers around to world creating this popular spirit and we've made cocktails with some of our favorites.
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Honey Lavender Hard Lemonade
The light sweetness of honey combined with lavender on the nose and palate produces a refreshing lemon cocktail. Try the non-alcoholic version for a fresh twist on lemonade!
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Grapefruit Sparkler
Both light and refreshing, this simple play on a gin and soda has a tangy grapefruit flavor and pleasant effervescence.
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A Night at the Opera
For a brighter twist on a classic Negroni, swap out the sweet vermouth for a sweet and fruity aperitif.
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Stirred, Not Shaken
Make this classic martini dry by adding less vermouth, or wet by adding extra. Whichever you choose, make sure to use a premium vermouth as it makes a noticeable difference.
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Cassis Gin and Tonic
Luxury in a highball glass.
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Plymouth Rock
This delightful drink is a perfect aperitif to enjoy with appetizers.
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Tom Collins
While the touch of lime is unconventional, it’s a great choice for pairing with sweeter gins.
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Spring Break
This lovely cocktail features a unique citrus gin straight from the coast of Italy.
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Cucumber Mint Cooler
A refreshing combination of cucumber, mint, lemon and elderflower, this beverage is easily turned into a cocktail by adding some herbacious gin or your favorite spirit when serving.
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Blackberry Bramble Cocktail
Enjoy the fresh, tart, springtime taste of blackberry in this delicious cocktail.
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Sakura Special
Sweet cherry flavors highlight the smooth complexity of this Japanese craft gin.