The Story Behind The I Got You, Babe
New York City’s Grand Banks bar team opened Seaworthy, an oyster and cocktail bar in New Orleans’ Ace Hotel, in 2016. This twist on a classic gin sour is part of a suite of Cher-inspired cocktails, and as timeless as the singer herself. Infusing simple syrup with strawberries at home is a nice way to celebrate seasonal produce, but bottled versions will work in a pinch.
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More Gin Recipes To Explore
The Turmeric Rickey Cocktail:
Hailed for its anti-inflammatory properties, and sunny color, turmeric is suddenly everywhere. Emily Saladino uses Von Humboldt's Turmeric cordial to infuse a gin rickey in the light, bright cocktail that's perfect for summer. Get the recipe here!
The Garden Spritz Recipe:
This French press cocktail recipe developed by Tyler Zielinski for VinePair mixes gin, white vermouth, lemon, and grenadine with cucumber and fresh herbs.
The Hibiscus French 75 Recipe:
This recipe for a floral, brightly-colored riff on the classic Champagne and gin cocktail makes enough for two: perfect for sharing on a warm evening.
The L’Orange Martini Recipe:
This twist on a classic Martini uses orange liqueur and bitters for a bright, citrusy kick. Learn how to make this gin cocktail with this easy recipe!
The Strawberry Daydream Recipe:
This easy gin cocktail provides all the flavors of summer, plus brightness from two types of citrus. Make it at home with this recipe.
The Gin And Juice 2.0 Recipe:
Since gin was once used for medicinal purposes, here's a cocktail worthy of a juice cleanse: gin, green juice, a touch of agave, and cucumber.
