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The Arizona Breeze is a tarter and dryer version of the Sea Breeze cocktail. It’s super easy to rustle up, no fancy ingredients in sight.
View recipeA sweet and fragrant cocktail made with White Zinfandel, gin, Cointreau and fresh passion fruit. Perfect on warm summer evenings.
View recipeA gin-based cocktail, the Abbey Martini is both orangey and dry, with a warm herbal spiciness that comes from the bitters.
View recipeCreated in 2008 by Simon Difford, the Biggles Aviation is a take on the popular Aviation, but with a gingery twist.
View recipeThis cocktail works well in winter, as citrus fruits are at their best and the pepper gives the drink a warming kick. The vitamin C from the grapefruit should also help boost our immune system when coughs and colds are rife.
View recipeThe ingredients in the Spicy Gin and Cucumber Lemonade work perfectly together. They may sound an unusual combination but give it a try – it works!
View recipeDrinking these won’t guarantee you will stay looking youthful, but after a few, you certainly won’t care!
View recipeA Silver Fizz is similar to a Royal Fizz, but requires only the egg white, rather than the whole egg.
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The White Cocktail is made with anisette (anis), an anise-flavoured colourless liqueur that is popular in Mediterranean countries.
If you don’t like aniseed, then this cocktail should be avoided! The aniseed from the absinthe is quite strong, but for those who are partial to this flavour, it should be a winner. It’s summery in colour, sweet and complex in taste with a real kick to it; definitely a ‘marmite’ cocktail.
A popular South African drink made in a tall glass with maraschino liqueur, gin, Angostura bitters and dry and sweet vermouth.