Gin daisy

A member of the daisy cocktail family, this gin-spiked sipper is reminiscent of a margarita, minus the tequila.

The Gin Daisy is a classic cocktail that was created in the 1870s by Jerry Thomas. It's traditionally made with gin, orange liqueur, lemon, and soda water, but several more modern variations of the recipe now exist, including one published in The Essential Cocktail Book: A Complete Guide to Modern Drinks that swaps out the classic triple sec for grenadine and simple syrup. This version sticks to the original's list of ingredients, which has since become one of six basic cocktail templates…

Looking for a delightful drink that brings a twist on a classic? The Gin Daisy cocktail is just what you need! This refreshing sour drink combines the fizz of gin with the beautiful notes of grenadine and a splash of maraschino cherry. Perfect for summer gatherings or cozy evenings, this cocktail will impress your friends. Plus, it’s super easy to mix up! Grab your ingredients and get ready to sip on something sensational that promises to brighten any occasion. Cheers to new flavor…

The Gin Daisy cocktail blends gin with lemon juice, sugar and some grenadine. The result is mostly citrus with a touch of sweetness and some berry notes.

Let your taste buds blossom with a Gin Daisy 🍹💐 Bright, tart and bursting with floral Gin notes, this easy-to-make cocktail is like sipping a blooming garden! ⁠ ⁠ Mix it up today with Berkshire Dry Gin, now just $36.99—$3 off until August 1st.⁠

As spring blooms, it's time to incorporate your favourite florals into cocktail creations. Let's kick off the season with the beautiful and vibrant Chamomile Strawberry Gin Daisy by @foodie_renee! 💛

This classic tastes, well, fresh as a daisy Summer is winding down here, but the heat still lingers. So we need to sip something cool a...

The Gin & Sin is a vintage cocktail that was created in the 1920s during Prohibition when creative recipes emerged to mask the taste of poorly made spirits. Although its creator and exact place of origin are unknown, the cocktail traditionally combines gin, one of the most accessible liquors at the time, with citrus juices and grenadine, creating a flavorful and easy-to-drink concoction that was known for its ability to disguise the harshness of bootlegged alcohol. Its name also likely plays…

The Sun Stealer is a winter cocktail that was created by Henry Prendergast at Analogue in Chicago, Illinois. It’s a dessert-inspired variation of the classic Gin Martini formula that employs the body and strength of gin and vermouth with hints of chocolate, menthol, and bitterness from the accenting liqueurs. This combination forms a strong and bold yet sweet and light flavor that just about anyone can appreciate.

This super light and fizzy gin cocktail pairs subtle tastes of gin and orange.