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Can you make me a cocktail with gin and black walnut bitters?

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You asked: Cocktail recipes with gin and bitters. We found 10 cocktails answering the question.

Gin Gin Mule

The Gin Gin Mule is a refreshing and zesty cocktail that combines the herbal notes of dry gin with the...

Lime juice (15ml), Ginger (60ml), Sugar Syrup (7.5ml), Ginger Beer (Top up), Angostura Bitters (Dash), Dry gin (60ml)

6 ingredients

4.48 / 5

Gin Fizz

Gin Fizz is a popular cocktail that originated in the United States in the late 19th century. It is a...

Lemon Juice (30ml), Gin (45ml), Soda water (Splash), Sugar Syrup (10ml)

Classic

4 ingredients

4.37 / 5

Jabberwock

Originally featured in Harry Craddock’s famous 'The Savoy Cocktail Book' of 1930. The book says about this cocktail: "This will...

Orange Bitters (Dash), Sherry (Dry) (30ml), Dry gin (30ml), Lillet Blanc (15ml)

4 ingredients

3.9 / 5

Black Witch

The Black Witch cocktail is a dark and mysterious drink that packs a flavorful punch. With its deep purple hue,...

Aniseed liqueur (60ml), Blackcurrant Cordial (100ml), Cider (375ml)

3 ingredients

3.72 / 5

151 Swizzle

The Mai-Kai’s version of the Don the Beachcomber classic has been on the menu since the restaurant opened in 1956.

Aniseed liqueur (1ml), Lime juice (15ml), Nutmeg (Pinch), Sugar Syrup (15ml), Angostura Bitters (Dash), Overproof rum (45ml)

6 ingredients

3.66 / 5

Gin And Tonic Bitter Lime

Gin and Tonic is good, but if you like it bitter with a hint of lime, this drink is for...

Lime juice (30ml), Gin (60ml), Angostura Bitters (Dash), Tonic water (200ml)

4 ingredients

3.66 / 5

Gin Twist

The Gin Twist is a refreshing cocktail that combines the classic taste of gin with the zesty notes of citrus....

Gin (30ml), Lemon-Lime soda (Top up), Blue Curaçao (15ml)

3 ingredients

3.63 / 5

Greek Gin and Tonic

You might wonder if a gin and tonic is really a drink worthy of a post from us. But there...

Gin (60ml), Sugar Syrup (7.5ml), Tonic water (90ml), Cucumber (1), Rosemary (Sprig)

5 ingredients

3.61 / 5

Improved Holland Gin Cocktail

The Improved Holland Gin Cocktail is a classic variation of the gin cocktail that dates back to the golden age...

Absinthe (Dash), Sugar Syrup (Dash), Angostura Bitters (Dash), Maraschino cherry liqueur (Dash), Gin (60ml)

5 ingredients

3.6 / 5

Peter & Paul

The Peter & Paul cocktail is a distinctive blend that marries the rich, sweet profile of Port with the nutty...

Orange Bitters (Few drops), Port (60ml), Tonic water (Dash), Walnut Liqueur (30ml)

4 ingredients

3.58 / 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.

What are some popular cocktails made with gin?

Some popular gin-based cocktails include Gin and Tonic, Martini, and Negroni. These cocktails highlight the unique botanical flavors of gin.

What are bitters and how are they used in cocktails?

Bitters are aromatic flavoring agents typically made from herbal essences. They are added in small amounts to cocktails to enhance and balance the flavors of the drink.

Can I substitute black walnut bitters for regular bitters in a cocktail?

Yes, black walnut bitters can be used as a substitute, but they will add a nutty, earthier flavor to the cocktail, which might alter the intended taste profile.

What types of gin work best in cocktails?

London Dry gin is the most common and versatile type used in cocktails. However, other types such as Old Tom gin or Plymouth gin can provide different flavor profiles that may enhance certain drinks.

How should gin be stored?

Gin should be stored in a cool, dark place and tightly sealed to maintain its quality. It's best enjoyed within a year of opening, as prolonged storage can affect the subtle botanical flavors.