Elderflower Gin Fizz is a delicious gin cocktail, with delightful notes of elderflower and lemon. This cocktail goes perfectly with a sprig of mint and a slice of lemon to garnish. Ingredients 50ml Glendalough Gin 25ml Lemon Juice 25ml Elderflower Liqueur Soda Water Method Shake the first three ingredients with ice and fine strain into…
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The perfect gin cocktail for holidays or warm summer months. Looking for a sweeter alternative? Swap out the salt for sugar to complement this floral gin with something sweet. Ingredients 50ml Gin 50ml Grapefruit Juice A spoonful of Cherry Liqueur 2 dashes of Orange Blossom bitters Method Add gin, grapefruit, liqueur and bitters to a cocktail…
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Are you a cucumber fan? Try this refreshing cucumber concoction! This delightful gin cocktail will impress your friends in both appearance and taste. Perfect for garden parties and BBQs. Ingredients 50ml Gin Basil, Dill, Cucumber & Sugar Snap Pea 20ml Lemon Juice 20ml Elderflower Syrup 10ml of Lillet Blanc Method Shake all the ingredients in…
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You can’t go wrong with a classic Pickering’s gin and tonic! The warm, spicy notes of this exquisite craft gin can be beautifully complemented with an orange wedge. Ingredients 50 ml Pickering’s Gin 150ml Tonic Orange Slice Method Add ice to your glass and carefully pour in your gin. Top with tonic and garnish with…
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The Bombay Sour is a spiced version of the classic Sour, combining a spirit, citrus juice and the essential ingredient – egg white. Pickering’s used this as their signature drink for their appearance at the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo. Ingredients 50ml Pickering’s Gin 25ml Lemon Juice 25ml Apple Syrup ½ tsp Tamarind Paste 5 –…
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A fun twist on a classic cosmopolitan, Pickering’s and the City made its debut at Edinburgh Fashion Week in 2015. Impress your friends with this stunning and delicious gin cocktail! Ingredients 35ml Pickering’s Gin 20ml Elderflower Liqueur 40ml Cranberry Juice 7.5ml Lime Juice Method Add all ingredients into a shaker with ice and shake for…
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Gin and tonic were first introduced to one another in the 18th century, and as with all mixed drinks, its makeup is very much down to preference.
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The exact origin of the classic gin Martini is unclear, with records of drinks with similar ingredients in bartender guides from the late 19th century.
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