For your special tasting, here are some fun ways to upgrade the classic Gin and Tonic. Cut a cucumber into thin ribbons and arrange them in a highball glass. Add a handful of ice cubes. In a cocktail ...

25ml gin 150ml light tonic water 1-2 thin slices of fresh orange 1 small sprig of fresh rosemary Teaspoon of pink peppercorns Ice Instructions Fill the glass with ice. Pour in gin and light tonic ...

What truly matters is cooling the glass or cup right from the start. The key is to keep the gin and tonic as cold as possible for as long as possible. Allow the ice cubes to settle in the glass ...

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This spicy and citrusy cocktail is served in a highball glass and garnished with lemon and lime slices. While a traditional Gin & Tonic is made with just two ingredients — gin and tonic water ...

Fill the cocktail glass with ice. Add the gin, lime juice and blueberry syrup to the glass. Gently stir to combine. Then top ...