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1 oz. gin
1/2 oz. Kirschwasser
1 oz. cherry flavored brandy
Shake with ice and strain into a cocktail glass.
1 1/2 oz. gin
1 1/2 oz. sweetened lemon juice
Club soda
Shake the gin and lemon juice with cracked ice. Strain
into a Collins glass and top with club soda. Garnish with
an orange slice.
2 oz. Gin
1/2 oz. Cointreau
1/2 oz. Pineapple Juice
Shake with ice and strain into a cocktail glass.
Garnish with a pineapple slice.
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If
you’ve ever been hiking in the mountains or in an evergreen forest
during the summer, you can’t help but take in the delicious aroma of the
trees as the warm sun brings out their essence. The fragrance alone can
give you a boost. Similar elements—namely, juniper berries—make gin one
of summer’s best refreshers.
While some people may
bristle at the spirit’s “pineiness,” it’s this unique characteristic
that makes gin gin. Fans of this spirit have long known the refreshing
kick it gives to summer cocktails. And, with the right balance of
additional botanicals, plus some of the newer, “milder” gins on the
market, non gin drinkers will enjoy giving it another try.
When Dr. Sylvuis (also known as Franciscus de la Boe), a professor of
medicine at Leiden, Holland, invented gin in 1650 as a remedy for kidney
disorders, he couldn’t have imagined how popular his elixir would
become. Starting with a neutral grain spirit, a number of botanicals,
from coriander, cassia bark, and orange peel, to licorice and others
(bottler’s guarded secrets) combine with the essential juniper berries.
It comes in three styles: Genever, Plymouth, and London Dry. The
Plymouth and London Dry styles are similar in flavor, but Plymouth is
made only in Plymouth, England. London Dry refers to a style, not
necessarily a place of origin, and accounts for most of the gin on the
market.
In addition to gin’s long-standing reputation as the key element in the
Martini, it is also the base for many popular cocktails, including the
Tom Collins, Long Island Iced Tea, Gimlet, Ramos Fizz, Negroni, and
Singapore Sling, among others. And of course, the Gin and Tonic is the
quintessential summer drink. Served over ice with a tonic quantity to
desired taste, a slice of lime gives it zest, herbal flavors, and an
aroma similar to freshly-cut grass. Some may prefer a lemon slice, which
blends well with gin’s citrus notes. For an extra refreshing Gin and
Tonic, first chill a glass in the freezer, then fill it with ice, which
will slow the melting process and not dilute the drink.
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Tanqueray No. 10 Gin
97 Points..."Clear.
Bright, deep juniper and citrus aromas. Medium body.
Crisp, assertive juniper bite, with a very smooth, oily
mouth feel. Tremendous depth of flavor in the complex array
of botanicals. Beautifully balanced with a zest of
lemon in the long, lingering finish. World class gin,
clearly designed for decadently elegant martinis." -Beverage
Testing Institute
Habersham's Low Price: (750mL) $27.59
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Seagrams Lime Twisted Gin
85-89 Points
... "One
of the few flavored gins out there, and a
good one. Recommended."
-Wine Enthusiast
Habersham's Low Price: (750mL) $10.99
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Beefeater
Gin
91 Points...""Clear. Citrus
peel aromas have a dash of juniper and heat. A soft silky entry leads to a tempered medium-to full-bodied palate with mild
creamy sugar, fruit gum, and a wave of peppery juniper and
botanicals. Finishes dryly with more emphasis on the bitter
herbs and juniper and a touch of citrus and pepper. A classic
London dry gin with a lot of style and substance."
-Beverage Testing Institute"-Beverage
Testing Institute
Gold Medal
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San Francisco World Spirits Competition 2003
Habersham's Low Price: (750mL) $15.99
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Bombay
Sapphire Gin Habersham
Gold Star
98 Points..."Aromas
of juniper, eucalyptus and spice are present. A powerful
style, with floral aromatics and assertive fruit
elements.”-Beverage Testing Institute
Habersham's Low Price: (750mL) $20.99
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Plymouth
Gin 90 Points..."Clear.
Light juniper nose. Medium body. Substantial juniper hit
upfront that carries through to a lean citrus peel and
quinine character. Finishes with a hefty wave of spicy
heat. A substantial gin that would be great in a gin and
tonic."
-Beverage Testing Institute
Habersham's Low Price: (750mL) $23.99
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