Pimm’s Nos. 2, 4, and 5 hit the market in the 1930s and left it in 1970. To produce them, the original recipe was altered by replacing the gin with, respectively, Scotch whisky, dark rum, and ...

Pimm's is now owned by liquor conglomerate Diageo and only certain variations are still available, but Pimm's continues to stand out as one of the staple drinks at events throughout the U.K.

Like the classic Pimm's, Meghan's favourite tipple is a fruit cup. Per drinks website Difford's Guide, a fruit cup is a fancy term for a long, summery punch-style drink.

Pimm's No. 1 Summer Cup comes in 70cl and one-litre bottles. At full price, a 70cl bottle of Pimm's typically costs around £16-£18.50 (£22.85 per litre), while the one-litre size typically costs ...

W hile the Pimm's cup cocktail is quintessentially British, sangria is Spanish in origin, so how did the two come to meet up in this recipe? Developer Patterson Watkins, a long-time fan of the ...

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Plans to auction off the Pimm's brand have been scrapped by owners Daigeo, despite sounding out potential bidders for the quintessential summer drink for much of this year.

Pimm's is a staple during British summertime, but the drink is also popular in a rather unexpected place outside of UK with a 'spicy' twist. They give the drink a 'spicy' twist.

It takes inspiration from a Pimm’s Cup, a summer-staple cocktail popular ... granulated sugar and lemon zest in the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment.

Fill a cocktail shaker with ice. Add the Pimm's, lemon juice and Simple Syrup and shake well. Strain into an ice-filled white wine glass and top with the Champagne.

For many people up and down the UK, summer just hasn't arrived until the first ice-cold glass of Pimm's has been poured, ideally stirred with plenty of mint garnish and a juicy helping of chopped ...