Gordon's Sloe Gin & Tonic
As the sun sets on a warm summer day, there's nothing like sipping on a refreshing and delicious cocktail. And if you're a gin lover, you'll surely appreciate the timeless classic of the Gin and Tonic. But, have you ever tried a Sloe Gin and Tonic? Specifically, one made with Gordon's Sloe Gin, tonic water, and a squeeze of fresh lime? If not, then you're in for a treat. This gin cocktail takes your cocktail experience to a whole new level, leaving your senses in delight.
Gordon's Sloe Gin is made with the finest sloe berries, this gin, is rich, fruity, and bursting with flavour. It's sweeter than your typical gin, with a hint of almond and a subtle tartness that makes it stand out from other fruit-flavoured gins. It's smooth and velvety on the palate, with a pleasant, and warming finish. In short, it's deliciously unique. Gin and Tonic is a classic gin cocktail that has been around for over 200 years, and it's still as popular as ever. The combination of gin and tonic water may seem simple, but it's a match made in cocktail heaven.
In this delectable gin cocktail recipe, the sweetness of Gordon’s Sloe Gin complements the bitterness of the tonic water, creating a harmonious balance of flavours. The fresh lime adds a touch of citrus that brightens up the drink and makes it even more refreshing.
This gin cocktail is perfect for those hot summer days when you're looking for a cool and refreshing drink. It's also a great choice for those who don't love the taste of traditional gin and tonics, as the sweetness of the sloe gin makes it more approachable. Plus, it's easy to make, making it a great option while hosting a party or unwinding after a long day with a simple and refreshing gin cocktail.
Ingredients
Method
1. Take a tall glass filled with ice cubes. The tall glass ensures that there is enough space for the gin, tonic, and ice, while the ice cools and dilutes the drink for a refreshing taste.
2. Next, use a peg measure to pour precisely 50ml of Gordon's Sloe Gin into the prepared tall glass.
3. Once the gin is added, top up the glass with 125ml of tonic water.
4. To add a final touch of garnish, cut a lime wedge using a sharp knife and a chopping board. Squeeze the lime into the glass and drop it in.
