It doesn't get much simpler -- or more classic -- the the famed G&T. As you probably already know, the cocktail was introduced by the army of the British East India Company in India.
Looking to take you Gin & Tonic game to another level? Then try out these variations on the classic G&T:
The GT&C - Here’s a great excuse to free your muddler from the dusty corner of the pantry drawer. Slice a cucumber, muddle it up, and liberally add lime juice. Measure out the gin (or don’t), add ice, and top with tonic.
The Cranberry Sauce Gin and Tonic Recipe - This crowd-pleasing cocktail is perfect for the Thanksgiving holiday. In addition to the usual suspects (gin, tonic, and lime), this riff introduces cranberry sauce to the recipe, giving it both festive color and taste.
The Spiked Coffee Tonic Recipe - Sometimes even espresso needs an extra boost. In this case, a generous dose of gin provides the helping hand. Coffee and tonic water is a complex combo but it’s perfect for fans of bittersweet liqueurs like amaro.
The Peak Of Summer Recipe:
Overloaded with sweet and ripe strawberries? There may be “healthier” ways to consume them, but combining berries and booze is the best.
The Aviation Cocktail:
Once referred to as a “forgotten classic,” the Aviation became one of the most popular gin cocktails in bars across America for a time.
The Oh, Honey Recipe:
From San Francisco's The Laureate cocktail bar comes this gin drink that gets its color from butterfly pea flower tea. Learn how to make it with this recipe!
Stratusphere Gin Season’s Greetings:
Enjoy the unparalleled smoothness of this spirit with pineapple, lemon, and ruby-red grenadine in your finest coupe or Martini glass.
The Winter Citrus Spritz:
Put lemons, blood oranges, clementines, and other winter citrus to work in this bright, refreshing spritz. Get the recipe here.
Stratusphere Gin Merry Mango Spritz:
Stratusphere Gin takes center stage in this fruit-forward libation. Mango and rosemary marry well when topped off with La Marca Prosecco