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Grin & Tonic
The essential gin and tonic, clean and cold and ready for any hour.
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Southside
Cool mint, sharp lime, and crisp gin, double-strained into a silky, ice-cold classic.
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Ronda's Bees Knees
Honey, a lemon, and lavender lifted into something you’ll keep coming back to.
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Fitzgerald
A gin sour with a bitter edge, a citrus backbone, and a satisfying last word.
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Texas 75
A Lone Star spin on a French 75 with fizz and just enough swagger.
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Gimlet
Razor-sharp lime and crisp gin, served ice-cold in its purest, cleanest form.
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Martini
Herbal, bright, and stirred to a polished, precise finish.
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Tom Collins
Tall, cold, and effervescent—bright lemon and crisp gin in effortless balance.
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Bramble
Equal parts bitter, sweet, and botanical—stirred slow and ice-cold for timeless sophistication.
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Negroni
The essential gin and tonic, clean and cold and ready for any hour.
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Strawberry Basil Cocktail
Ripe strawberry and one bruised basil leaf, muddled fresh and double-strained silky smooth
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How to Pour the Perfect Grin
A few basics make every serve better.
- Fill the glass with plenty of fresh ice first; it slows dilution and keeps the botanicals intact for longer.
- For a long drink, a 1:3 gin-to-tonic ratio gives the citrus and floral notes room to breathe without losing the juniper backbone.
- Garnish to match: fresh lime for the gin and tonic garnish, a citrus twist for something brighter, and fresh rosemary for the herbaceous serves.
- And if it’s neat or over ice you’re after, this gin is smooth enough to handle it.
For easy gin cocktails on a weeknight, the Grin & Tonic and Fitzgerald are both two-minute pours with minimal kit. For something to slow down with, Bees Knees reward a proper shake and a chilled glass.
Gin Questions, Answered
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A Gin and Tonic, Ronda's Bees Knees, Rosemary Gimlet Martini, Texas 75, Fitzgerald, or Strawberry Basil - six recipes above to get started.
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Yes, stirred into a gin martini, the juniper and cedar notes lead while the citrus lift comes through on the finish.
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