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What cocktails can I make with gin, Cointreau, champagne, Martini Extra Dry, and mineral water?

Cocktail Colin says:

I found a cocktail with Gin, Cointreau, and Champagne that might be a good fit for you. It has a high rating and is called Limoncello Sparkle. It's a cold, alcoholic cocktail that is shaken and not stirred. It could be a delightful choice for a special occasion or a celebration.

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You asked: What cocktails can I make with gin and Cointreau?. We found 8 cocktails answering the question.

Dry Martini

The Dry Martini is a classic cocktail that has been enjoyed by cocktail enthusiasts for decades. Its origins can be...

Gin (60ml), White vermouth (10ml)

2 ingredients

4.78 / 5

Gin And Tonic

The Gin and Tonic is a classic cocktail known for its refreshing and simplistic nature, often enjoyed as a casual...

Gin (30ml), Tonic water (Top up)

Classic

2 ingredients

4.5 / 5

Limoncello Sparkle

The Limoncello Sparkle cocktail is a refreshing and citrusy drink that is perfect for any occasion. This cocktail incorporates the...

Cointreau (15ml), Lemon liqueur (30ml), Champagne / prosecco (Top up)

3 ingredients

4.39 / 5

Gin And French

This is the drink of choice for many British naval officers. It is very simple - but as is so...

Lemon (Slice), Red vermouth (90ml), Tonic water (90ml), Gin (90ml)

4 ingredients

3.98 / 5

Midori Martini Plus

The Midori Martini Plus is a vibrant and fruity cocktail that features the sweet and melon flavors of Midori melon...

Vodka (30ml), Cointreau (Dash), Melon liqueur (30ml)

3 ingredients

3.95 / 5

Jasmine

A cocktail of Paula Herrington from the 1990s. A suitable cocktail to introduce people to gin cocktails. Tastes like grapefruit...

Cointreau (30ml), Lemon Juice (15ml), Gin (45ml), Campari (22.5ml)

4 ingredients

3.83 / 5

Watermelon Martini

The Watermelon Martini is a refreshing and fruity cocktail that combines the summer flavors of watermelon with the sharpness of...

Cointreau (15ml), Lemonade (Top up), Lemon-Lime soda (Top up), Watermelon schnapps (30ml), Lemon vodka (90ml)

5 ingredients

3.79 / 5

Pink Gin

The Pink Gin cocktail is a vibrant and refreshing drink that combines the classic crispness of gin with the sweet...

Cointreau (20ml), Lime juice (30ml), Soda water (90ml), Grenadine (Dash), Gin (60ml)

5 ingredients

3.69 / 5

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FAQ's

We've collated some quick fire Q&A's on the question to help you find exactly what you're looking for.

Can I use gin in cocktails with other citrus liqueurs besides Cointreau?

Yes, gin pairs well with many citrus liqueurs like Triple Sec, Grand Marnier, and lemon liqueur. These combinations can create refreshing and flavorful cocktails.

What type of gin is best for cocktails?

There are various types of gin, but London Dry Gin is a popular choice for cocktails due to its strong juniper flavor and versatility. Other options include Plymouth Gin and Old Tom Gin.

Can I substitute champagne with prosecco in gin cocktails?

Yes, prosecco is a good substitute for champagne in most gin-based cocktails. It tends to be slightly sweeter and more affordable, which can complement the flavors well.

What is the best way to serve a gin and tonic?

The best way to serve a gin and tonic is in a highball glass filled with ice. Pour the gin first, and then top it with a premium tonic water. Garnish with a lime wedge or other botanicals such as cucumber or herbs.

Is it necessary to shake gin cocktails?

Shaking gin cocktails is useful for drinks that include citrus juices, syrups, or other mixers that need thorough integration. Stirring is usually sufficient for cocktails with clear ingredients, like the Martini.