pink gin spritz
Put a fruity, floral twist on a classic gin spritzer. Easy to make and a serious crowd pleaser, the Pink Gin Spritz needs to be in your repertoire. It’s pink, pretty and made for summer.
Pink Gin flavoured with sweet strawberries and a splash of elderflower cordial keep things light and fruity. Whilst aromatic tonic and Prosecco bring the bubbles. Gently stir, add ice and garnish with a mint sprig and strawberry slice.
elderflower g&t
You can’t get more classic than a Gin and Tonic. Bitter, light and wonderfully refreshing, it’s a favourite for any gin drinker. This famous combination has seen every kind of remix and elderflower is one of the most popular.
There’s a few ways to make it, so no matter what you have in the cupboard, you’re good to go. Add a dash of elderflower cordial or liqueur to your G&T mix. Or use elderflower flavoured tonic for an even easier pour. Serve with plenty of ice and a citrus garnish.
pink french 75
If you’ve got guests coming, you’ll want to mix up a drink for the occasion. Enter the Pink French 75, a sweet, bubbly cocktail that’s perfect for celebrating with.
The pink gin twist adds a fruitier flavour to the original French 75 recipe. With elderflower liqueur to keep things light and balanced. Use Prosecco brut or rosé for a dryer or sweeter serve and garnish with a raspberry.
elderflower collins
The Tom Collins is a classic gin cocktail, made with the straightforward mix of gin, lemon juice, sugar and soda. What could be more refreshing?
Well, adding a dash of elderflower cordial will do the trick. Use the ratio 2:1:1 of gin, elderflower and lemon to get a perfectly zesty, floral drink. And feel free to add even more fruit like in our Pomegranate Gin Fizz, a fun twist on the original Collins recipe.
elderflower gin spritz
Put a spin on a classic Gin Spritz cocktail with this floral twist. The Gin Spritz is a traditionally smooth, silky drink that balances sweet sugar and sharp lemon with a frothy egg white top. It’s great as it is, but can be even better when you add additional flavour.
Mix in a dash of elderflower liqueur or cordial before you shake and strain into your glass. The elderflower and lemon will balance each other beautifully, creating a sweet, zesty drink.
elderflower martini
There’s many ways to serve a Gin Martini. Dry, perfect, dirty… the list goes on. But when it comes to spring and summer sipping, you’ve got to give this version a go.
Mix three parts Dry Gin to one part elderflower liqueur and pour as much vermouth in as you please. Our preference is to stir, not shake. Using plenty of ice to dilute and chill the liquid. Serve into a cold glass and garnish with a lemon peel twist.
