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  • The Gin-Vision Bell Gin Cocktail

    The Gin-Vision Cocktail - Aperol, Luxardo, Gin FI

    The Gin-vision gin cocktail combines gin with Luxardo and Aperol, with a base of lime juice for an amazing cherry flavor. The slight bitterness of the Aperol is a welcome bonus!

  • The Aperol Zest

    Aperol Zest with Aperol and Pavan FI

    The Aperol Zest is a delightful orange based cocktail, borrowing tones from Pavan and Aperol to use with gin. Add some lime juice to round it all out.

  • The Lumiere Light

    Lumiere Light with Chartreuse and Elderflower and Lime FI

    Such a strange drink! Boldly herbal Chartreuse hangs out with Elderflower and lime for a surprising mash of flavors.

  • Coconut Gin Breeze

    Coconut Gin Breeze with Honey FI

    Get prepared for a delightfully light and subtle cocktail! Coconut water, lime, gin, and a hint of honey.

  • Lime, Gin, and Chartreuse

    Lime, Gin, and Chartreuse FI

    Light your taste buds on herbal fire with this wild drink. Yellow Chartreuse brings the spice here!

  • Coconut, Lime, and Gin Cocktail

    Coconut, Lime, and Gin Cocktail FI

    This coconut, lime, and gin cocktail has to be one of the simplest and tastiest recipes out there. The original formulation is said to be from Ernest Hemingway himself, who loved gin, the islands, and the cocktails inspired by the islands. You may have even heard a variation of this recipe called the Green Isaacs Special, named after some islands. This is also a drink you can color and spice…

  • Rye Be Bitter

    Rye Be Better Gin Cocktail FI

    The Rye Be Bitter seems like a really good idea! A little bit of rye gin, some crowd-pleasing Aperol, and some citrus to round it all out. It ended up being a total deal-breaker between hubby and I… I loved it, he didn’t. I though it was light and fresh and citrusy, he though it was “all rye and all juniper” and nothing else. Go figure. With all of that…

  • Riviera Rose Gin Cocktail

    Riviera Rose Gin Cocktail with Limes FI

    This gin drink is all about *mostly* subtle flavors, and the Riviera Rose features the cucumber-y and rosy Hendrick’s Gin. It’s sometimes bright pink, and sometimes not – ingredients vary, so don’t be alarmed if you have a drink somewhere between pale and rose red. This is a relatively easy drink to make, and I’ll even throw some variations down below if you like. Hendrick’s gin is your base alcohol…

  • Gin is my Jam Cocktail

    Gin is my Jam FI

    Yes, the Gin is my Jam cocktail has actual jam in it. WHY NOT? It’s a lot easier than making a syrup, and a great way to use the last bits of a jar of raspberry jam. Although I suppose you could also use strawberry? This was the first time that we made this recipe, so we used a more neutral London Dry gin. HOWEVER, it’s also great to pair…