You can't call yourself a home bartender without knowing how to make these essential gin cocktails. The post The gin cocktail ...

The classic Gin Fizz is a light, fresh, and bright cocktail, perfect for brunch or before dinner. Add gin, lemon juice, Simple Syrup, and egg white into an empty shaker and shake for about 15 ...

If you're looking to elevate this year's Fourth of July cookout with some crowd-pleasing cocktails, we've got you covered.

Add the gin, lemon juice, and simple syrup to the cocktail shaker. Add a handful of ice, affix the lid, and shake vigorously for 10-15 seconds. Strain the cocktail in the waiting glass and top ...

Combine gin, lemon juice, tangerine juice, and simple syrup in a shaker and shake. Double strain into a coupe glass or champagne flute. Add 1 scoop of sorbet into the glass.

Gin is my favorite, and it seems that bartenders are really plumbing the depths of gin and tonics. Can you recommend a gin ...

This classic gin, lemon, and orgeat cocktail has a bright, piney flavor that evokes the beginning of spring. We show you how to make it. ... 2 oz. gin; 0.75 oz. lemon juice; ...

Into a cocktail shaker add the gin, lemon juice, sugar syrup and lemon curd. Shake to combine, then add a handful of ice and shake again. Serve in chilled martini glasses with a lemon rind spiral.

Add the gin, lemon juice, and powdered sugar to a cocktail shaker. Add a large handful of ice and affix the lid. Shake vigorously for at least 20 seconds — up to 30 — until the cocktail starts ...

So with that said, here is a baseline version of a suggested Aviation cocktail. — 2 oz gin — .5 oz lemon juice — .25 oz Crème de Violette — .25 oz maraschino liqueur ...

This Fourth of July, we’re raising our glasses to freedom—and to flavor. Whether you're firing up the grill, watching ...