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Ginger Ale: Pure English
Even though the word Gin appears in the word Ginger Ale, Ginger Ale has nothing to do with Gin. Ginger Ale is an corbonated drink to which ginger extract and a colouring agent have been added. Ginger Ale is very popular in the UK, but hardly used outside of their borders. The bitter and spicy taste of the Ginger Ale, which goes very well with Gin, is often preffered over the more dull soda water.
Pink Gin It's best to use plymouth gin for this dry and bitter short drink, as it is much more aromatic, but can be difficult to find. Put in a mixing glass with some ice cubes: 4 cl. Gin Stir well and use a strainer to pour in a cold cocktail glass. Serve with a carafe of ice water. |
Mer de Chine Fill a shaker 50% with ice and add: 5/10 Gin shake and serve in cocktail glasses with a preserved cherry. |
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Bartender It's the grand marnier that softens the different dry tastes in this short drink. Put in a mixing glass with some ice cubes : 3/10 Gin Give it a quick mix and serve in cocktail glasses through a strainer. |
Alaska short drink: aperitif Put in a mixing glass with some ice cubes: 7/10 Gin Stir well and serve chilled cocktail glasses |
Kina short drink: Aperitif Put in a shaker that is 50% filled with ice and add: 5/10 Gin Shake and serve in cocktail glasses. Decorate with a slice of lemon. |
Loren Long drink: any time, any where. Mix in a shaker with filled half with ice: 6/10 Gin Shake well and serve in tumbler glasses. |
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Birdie Long drink: Digistif. Add to the 50% ice in the shaker: 4/10 Gin Shake well and long. Pour in tumbler glasses and add a splash of tonic. |
Yellow Cab short drink: at any time Add to the 50% ice in the shaker: 3/10 Gin Shake well and serve in Balloon glasses. |
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