Cocktail & Mocktail Ingredients
Cocktails which contain Gin
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Arizona Breeze
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.
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Waltzing Matilda
A sweet and fragrant cocktail made with White Zinfandel, gin, Cointreau and fresh passion fruit. Perfect on warm summer evenings.
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Abbey Martini
A gin-based cocktail, the Abbey Martini is both orangey and dry, with a warm herbal spiciness that comes from the bitters.
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Biggles Aviation
Created in 2008 by Simon Difford, the Biggles Aviation is a take on the popular Aviation, but with a gingery twist.
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Dalmatian Cocktail
This 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.
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Spicy Gin and Cucumber Lemonade
The ingredients in the Spicy Gin and Cucumber Lemonade work perfectly together. They may sound an unusual combination but give it a try – it works!
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Peter Pan
Drinking these won’t guarantee you will stay looking youthful, but after a few, you certainly won’t care!
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Silver Fizz
A Silver Fizz is similar to a Royal Fizz, but requires only the egg white, rather than the whole egg.
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Cocktails & Mocktails
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Cappuccino Martini
This creamy cocktail is perfect served after dinner and makes a very pleasant alternative to the usual coffee.
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Hair of the Dog
Known for its soothing qualities, honey is an essential ingredient in this cocktail. Combine this with whisky and double cream to create a ‘medicinal’ cocktail to kick into touch those hangover blues.
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Larchmont
The Larchmont cocktail was created by David Embury and first appeared in his 1948 book; “The Fine Art of Mixing Drinks.”