The Claymaker Cocktail | Author Ceramics Recipes

Name: The Claymaker Cocktail | Author Ceramics Recipes
Ingredients: 2 cups gin (or vodka if you want a smoother, lighter base); 1 cup elderflower liqueur (adds a hint of floral sweetness that’ll make your guests feel fancy); 1 cup fresh lemon juice (for that zesty, bright kick that keeps things fresh); 1/2 cup honey syrup (equal parts honey and hot water, mixed together to make it easy to pour—because we’re all about that smooth pour life); 2-3 sprigs fresh rosemary (for an earthy twist that ties in the natural, crafty vibe—plus, it smells amazing); Club soda or tonic water (to top it all off with some bubbles—because bubbles make everything better); Lemon wheels (they float like mini works of art in your glass); A sprig of rosemary (for that extra herbal touch—and because holding a drink with a rosemary sprig sticking out just feels classy)

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A herbal, refreshing cocktail designed for pottery parties or long Sunday afternoons. From the Author Ceramics studio in Auckland.

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Ingredients

2 cups gin (or vodka if you want a smoother, lighter base)
1 cup elderflower liqueur (adds a hint of floral sweetness that’ll make your guests feel fancy)
1 cup fresh lemon juice (for that zesty, bright kick that keeps things fresh)
1/2 cup honey syrup (equal parts honey and hot water, mixed together to make it easy to pour—because we’re all about that smooth pour life)
2-3 sprigs fresh rosemary (for an earthy twist that ties in the natural, crafty vibe—plus, it smells amazing)
Club soda or tonic water (to top it all off with some bubbles—because bubbles make everything better)
Lemon wheels (they float like mini works of art in your glass)
A sprig of rosemary (for that extra herbal touch—and because holding a drink with a rosemary sprig sticking out just feels classy)