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The infamous G&T is just a starting point. Its derivative GMT is one of the successful experiments in that line.
Unofficially this is a very popular combination around. I'm quite astonished no one bothered to give it a name at some point. So GMT (not Greenwich Mean Time though) it goes - to keep resemblance with its G&T roots.
Unofficially this is a very popular combination around. I'm quite astonished no one bothered to give it a name at some point. So GMT (not Greenwich Mean Time though) it goes - to keep resemblance with its G&T roots.
Method
Add ice to the Collins (or similar) glass.
Pour the gin.
Fill up (not to the top) with the tonic.
Float the green mint liqueur.
Stir gently until the gradient (or lack of it) satisfies you.
Garnish with a mint spring.
Pour the gin.
Fill up (not to the top) with the tonic.
Float the green mint liqueur.
Stir gently until the gradient (or lack of it) satisfies you.
Garnish with a mint spring.
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- 1.5 ozGin ()
- 1 ozMint Liqueur ()
- 4 ozTonic Water ()
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Source: https://makemeacocktail.com/cocktail/8041/gmt/
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