To help us determine the best way to serve London dry gin, we reached out to Katie Stryjewski, cocktail blogger and author of "Cocktails, Mocktails, and Garnishes from the Garden." "London dry gin ...

A London dry gin, for example, rich in bright juniper and citrus aromas with a clean finish, is ideal for classic cocktails like martinis and tonic concoctions. Floral gins, infused with garden ...

These lighter cocktails are excellent options for when ... This low-ABV Martini combines equal parts gin and dry vermouth and has a dash of orange bitters and lemon twist garnish for added ...

Fords Gin is following up on the smash success of their Music To Drink Martinis To campaign with a new effort aimed at the ...

RECOMMENDED: NYC's 10 best bars for nonalcoholic cocktails Just in time for Dry January ... cherry—plus a non-alcoholic whiskey. The “Gin” Sling swaps out gin for Ritual Non-Alcoholic ...

While whiskey, tequila, and vodka might be more popular, few can argue the importance of gin when it comes to great cocktails to order at a bar. From the Negroni to the martini, many of the world’s ...

A dry martini is not a dirty or a filthy ... The colder the better with this gin — to quote the great cocktail historian David Wondrich, it makes a “sharp and incisive” martini, “an ...

For my Dry January this year ... as their lineup features notable classic cocktail flavors–”Apero” Spritz, Cuba Libre, and Cucumber Gin & Tonic to name a few—but their most definable ...

Cocktails make any gathering feel extra special ... To serve, mix the rosemary syrup with 200ml cranberry juice and 100ml London dry gin. Pour into eight martini or coupe glasses and top up ...

If there's something good about being in the depths of a cold winter, it's enjoying a cozy evening somewhere nice and toasty ...

Build the cocktail. Place grapefruit juice, Lillet Blanc, dry gin, elderflower liqueur, and lemon bitters or lemon juice in a ...