Gin. Officially sanctioned by the British government until 1751 to use up bad grain. Then they decided it was probably causing a whole bunch of new problemsand they should really stop letting just about anybody make it.
BUT just about anybody can still make a Gin and Tonic.
Somewhere over the last year or so I read the words "Rosemary" and "Gin and Tonic" in the same sentence. I think it was in a Sunday newspaper. But I can't remember which one or when. Point is, this is amazing. Someone called it "pure genius" on Friday night.
BUT just about anybody can still make a Gin and Tonic.
Somewhere over the last year or so I read the words "Rosemary" and "Gin and Tonic" in the same sentence. I think it was in a Sunday newspaper. But I can't remember which one or when. Point is, this is amazing. Someone called it "pure genius" on Friday night.
Also this particular Rosemary G&T was followed by a rather epic evening and I think this proves how truly amazing this cocktail is.
What you need:
Gin.
Tonic Water.
Sprig of fresh Rosemary.
What to do:
1. Put your Gin in your glass (I had a small glass so I used two capfuls of gin but if you've got a bigger glass, add more accordingly.)
2. Crush the Rosemary slightly and put it in your gin. Mix it up and let it sit for a minute or so for the flavour to come out a bit.
3. Top up with Tonic Water. You could add a splash of lemon juice at this point but you should be alright without it.
4. Drink.
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