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7 BEST GIN COCKTAILS (and How to Make Them with 10 Ingredients!) - VOL. 1

🌿 Make better cocktails with STB cocktail bitters! https://bartend.link/cocktail-bitters The Best Gin Cocktails as voted by YouTube subscribers, Redditors and Facebook fans! I compiled a list of 25+ of the most popular gin cocktails and asked for everyone's input - to vote for their personal favourite GIN Cocktail. There were over 250 respondents to the survey resulting in the Best Gin Cocktails list! Given the number of responses received, I decided to create a mini-series for The Best Gin Cocktails. This is Vol. 1. INGREDIENTS LIST FOR ALL 7 GIN COCKTAILS: Gin (London Dry, Old Tom) Maraschino Liqueur Creme de Violette Creme de Mure Champagne / Sparkling Wine Lemon Juice Simple Syrup (1:1) Soda / Seltzer Basil Raspberry Syrup Egg White Here are the top 7 gin cocktails based on these votes. --AVIATION-- The most searched cocktail on the internet back in 2013. The Aviation has been printed in numerous cocktail books – many of which excluded the Creme de Violette, as this liqueur was largely unavailable in the states until recent years. INGREDIENTS 60mL London Dry Gin (2 oz) 22.5mL Fresh Lemon Juice (¾ oz) 15mL Maraschino Liqueur (½ oz) 1 Barspoon Crème de Violette --TOM COLLINS-- The Tom Collins would be one of the most well known of the Collins’, made using a sweeter style, Old Tom gin. The collins cocktail is a great base to create variations by adding complimentary components and flavours such as elderflower, lychee and other fruit flavours in the form of fresh fruit, syrups and liqueurs. Some collins’ recipes call for a dash or two of bitters but I usually omit this. INGREDIENTS 60mL Old Tom Gin (2 oz) 22.5mL Fresh Lemon Juice (¾ oz) 15mL Simple Syrup (1:1) (½ oz) Soda --BASIL SMASH-- In the mid 2000s a German bartender create the Basil Smash – a herbaceous gin sour recipe. INGREDIENTS 60mL Gin (2 oz) 22.5mL Fresh Lemon Juice (¾ oz) 22.5mL Simple Syrup (1:1) (¾ oz) 2-3 Sprigs of Fresh Basil --BRAMBLE-- In 1984, London Bartender, Dick bradsell tweaked a classic gin sour by adding Creme de Mure (blackberry liqueur). Use crushed ice so that the Creme de Mure cascades down making a nice visual effect whilst adding a great balance of sweet, tart and fruitiness. Feel free to tweak this by adding a jam whether it be blackberry, raspberry, strawberry or what ever you have on hand. INGREDIENTS 45mL Gin (1½ oz) 22.5mL Fresh Lemon Juice (¾ oz) 15mL Simple Syrup (½ oz) 22.5mL Crème de Mure (¾ oz) --CLOVER CLUB-- A pre-prohibition cocktail that was named after a Philadelphia men’s group consisting of business professionals. First published in 1901 in the New York Press. It fell out of fashion by the 1950s and became more of a ladies drink. Traditionally served with no garnish but you can utilise a lemon twist or skewered raspberry if you like. This particular recipe was published in Jeffrey Morgenthaler’s The Bar Book. The Clover Club bar in NY have created a popular variation with the addition of 15mL of Dry Vermouth. INGREDIENTS 45mL Gin (1½ oz) 22.5mL Fresh Lemon Juice (¾ oz) 22.5mL Raspberry Syrup (¾ oz) Fresh Egg White (half a small egg) --GIN FIZZ-- A fizz is a sour lengthened with soda water. It differs from a collins as it’s shaken and has the addition of egg white – you can omit this if you prefer not use egg in your drinks. INGREDIENTS 60mL Gin (2 oz) 22.5mL Fresh Lemon Juice (¾ oz) 22.5mL Simple Syrup (¾ oz) Fresh Egg White (half a small egg) Soda Water --FRENCH 75-- The original version of the French 75 calls for cognac – but gin is the more common choice nowadays. It has a similar framework to a collins with the substitution of champagne or sparkling wine instead of soda. INGREDIENTS 30mL Gin (1 oz) 30mL Simple Syrup (1:1) (1 oz) 22.5mL Fresh Lemon Juice (¾ oz) 90mL Champagne or other sparkling wine (3 oz) Music by Chillhop: http://chillhop.com/listen Poldoore - Vista:   / vista   Listen on Spotify: http://bit.ly/ChillhopSpotify