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Pimm's No. 1 liqueur is the key to this refreshing cocktail with British origins. It's the unofficial drink of the tennis tournament Wimbledon.
Ingredients: pimm, ice, ginger ale, lemon, cucumber
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Ingredients: gin
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This recipe is by William L. Hamilton and takes 2 minutes. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
Ingredients: gin
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Our classic recipe for the perfect martini cocktail consists of gin, dry vermouth, and a lemon twist. Recipe includes an easy, five-step guide with pictures...
Ingredients: gin, vermouth
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A delicious blended ice drink of cantaloupe and gin. This made me one BIG all night drink but divide into 2 or 4 as desired. Of course you can adjust everything to your liking and blender size. Make sure to use the juiciest and ripest fruit you can get.
Ingredients: cantaloupe, gin, ice, sugar
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The Dutch aren't generally associated with flying, but this combination of gin and triple sec will make you want to soar to new heights.
Ingredients: ice, gin, triple sec
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Popular in the 1950s, this cocktail contains gin and grenadine. Make sure you serve it in a pretty glass!
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Few classic cocktails of such appealing character have such odious names.
Ingredients: gin, orange juice, grenadine, pernod
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It’s just a martini with an onion instead of an olive.
Ingredients: vodka, vermouth, cocktail onions
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This recipe is by Mark Bittman. Tell us what you think of it at The New York Times - Dining - Food.
Ingredients: water, sugar, watermelon, gin
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A perfect hot day drink; we find this gin and fresh lemonade drink so refreshing.
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One of the most exquisite exploitations of the blackberry is accomplished by teaming it with a little booze and presenting it in a sugar-rimmed martini glass, making what might be called a blacktini The original recipe, from ''The Berry Bible,'' suggests vodka, but I find the complexity of the drink enhanced by the gin's juniper-berry accent I think vodka is dull, actually, but if you like it (most of America seems to), go with God.