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What can I do with gin, tonic, and lime juice?

Cocktail Colin says:

I have found a few cocktails that include gin as the main ingredient along with tonic and lime juice. Here are the options ranked by their rating:

A cocktail with a rating of 4.66/5 includes lime juice, gin, and sugar syrup.
Another highly rated cocktail with a score of 4.5/5 features gin and tonic water.
A refreshing option with a rating of 3.99/5 includes lemon juice, gin, sugar syrup, tonic water, and cucumber slices.
You may also enjoy a blue gin and tonic with a rating of 3.95/5 containing lime, tonic water, dry gin, and blue Curaçao.
Another variation with a rating of 3.91/5 includes lime juice, gin, Angostura Bitters, and tonic water.

These cocktails offer a range of flavors and intensities for you to choose from.

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You asked: Gin cocktail recipes with tonic and lime juice. We found 10 cocktails answering the question.

A Timeless Gin Tradition

Gimlet

Gin, Lime juice, Sugar / simple Syrup

Crisp, refreshing classic.

Gin And Tonic

Gin, Tonic water

Floral gin refreshment

Elderflower Gin & Tonic

Gin, Elderflower Liqueur, Tonic water, Lime

Refreshing elegance with a crisp cucumber splash.

Gin and Cucumber

Gin, Lemon Juice, Sugar / simple Syrup, Tonic water, Cucumber

Blue Gin and Tonic

Dry gin, Blue Curaçao, Tonic water, Lime

Gin and Zonic

Dry gin, Tonic water, Lime

Gin and Tonic with Cucumber Slices

Dry gin, Tonic water, Mint Leaves, Lime, Cucumber

Gin And Tonic Bitter Lime

Gin, Lime juice, Angostura Bitters, Tonic water

Greek Gin and Tonic

Gin, Sugar / simple Syrup, Tonic water, Cucumber, Rosemary

Gin And Juice But Good

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Singapore's Signature Refreshing Tropical Delight

Singapore Sling

Gin, DOM Benedictine, Cointreau, Cherry liqueur, Lime juice, Pineapple Juice, Grenadine, Angostura Bitters

Decadent Creamy Cocoa Fusion

Alexander

Gin, Creme De Cacao, Cream

James Bond's Iconic Elixir

Vesper

Vodka, Gin, Lillet Blanc

Unexpectedly Potent and Refreshing

Long Island Iced Tea

White rum, Gin, Tequila Blanco, Vodka, Cointreau, Cola, Lemon Juice, Sugar / simple Syrup

Sky Blue Floral Elegance

Aviation

Gin, Maraschino cherry liqueur, Creme De Violette, Lemon Juice

Floral elegance in every sip

Lavender French 75

Gin, Champagne / prosecco, Lemon Juice, Lavender Syrup

Sweet as honey, smooth as gin.

Bee's Knees

Gin, Lemon Juice, Honey syrup

Jazz Age extravagance.

Monkey Gland

Absinthe, Gin, Orange juice, Grenadine

The ultimate bold cocktail experience

Aunt Roberta

Brandy, Vodka, Absinthe, Gin, Blackberry Liqueur

Bold Negroni with a coffee twist.

Coffee Negroni

Gin, Campari, Red vermouth (Passed through a stove top coffee maker)

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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 the benefits of using gin in cocktails?

Gin offers a wide range of botanicals and flavors that can enhance a cocktail's complexity. Its versatility makes it a popular choice for various mixed drinks, from classic martinis to refreshing gin and tonics.

Is tonic water necessary for gin cocktails?

Tonic water adds a unique, slightly bitter flavor that pairs well with gin's botanical notes, making it a popular choice. However, you can also mix gin with other beverages like soda water or fruit juices.

How can I make a gin and tonic more flavorful?

To add more flavor to a gin and tonic, consider adding fresh herbs like mint or rosemary, fruit slices like cucumber or lime, or a splash of flavored liqueur.

What is the best ratio of gin to tonic water?

A common ratio for a gin and tonic is 1 part gin to 2 parts tonic water, but you can adjust this according to your taste preferences.

Can I use lime juice in gin cocktails other than gin and tonic?

Absolutely. Lime juice is a versatile ingredient that can be used in various gin cocktails, such as gimlets, gin fizzes, and other citrus-forward drinks.