“Gin”
64 cocktails found
Alexander
The original gin-based Alexander, predecessor to the Brandy Alexander.
Angel Face
A silky equal-parts classic from the Savoy Cocktail Book.
Aviation
A pre-Prohibition classic with a beautiful sky-blue color from crème de violette.
Bee's Knees
A Prohibition-era drink revived for the modern age. Honey masks bathtub gin.
Bijou
French for 'jewel'. Each ingredient represents a precious gem color.
Blackberry Bramble
The original Bramble recipe with a classic float technique.
Bramble
Created by Dick Bradsell in London in 1984. A modern British classic.
Breakfast Martini
A whimsical London creation featuring orange marmalade and gin.
Bronx
Named after the Bronx Zoo, this pre-Prohibition classic was once the third most popular cocktail.
Calamansi Cocktail
A Philippine cocktail using the small, tangy calamansi citrus.
Cardinale
A drier Negroni variation using dry vermouth instead of sweet.
Casino
A pre-Prohibition classic revived by modern cocktail enthusiasts.
Clover Club
A pre-Prohibition classic from the Philadelphia men's club of the same name.
Corpse Reviver No. 2
The most famous hangover cure from The Savoy Cocktail Book.
Cucumber Collins
A garden-fresh Collins with cooling cucumber and botanical gin.
Derby
A simple, elegant gin cocktail created for the Kentucky Derby.
Dirty Martini
A savory martini variation with olive brine adding a briny, salty character.
Dry Martini
A very dry martini with minimal vermouth, showcasing the gin's botanicals.
East 8 Hold Up
A fresh, crisp modern cocktail combining gin and vodka.
Elderflower Collins
A floral, modern Collins featuring the delicate sweetness of elderflower.
Enzoni
A refreshing gin sour combining Campari bitterness with fresh muddled grapes.
Fitzgerald
Dale DeGroff's gin sour variation. Named after F. Scott Fitzgerald.
Fog Cutter
A potent tiki classic by Trader Vic. Named because after drinking one, you won't notice the fog.
French 75
Named after the French 75mm field gun. Hits with similar force.
Gibson
A martini distinguished by its pickled onion garnish instead of olives or lemon.
Gimlet
A simple, tart gin cocktail originally made with Rose's lime cordial to prevent scurvy.
Gimlet Classic
A naval classic made famous by the Raymond Chandler novel 'The Long Goodbye'.
Gin Basil Smash
Jörg Meyer's 2008 creation from Hamburg. Herbal and refreshing.
Gin Fizz
A Victorian-era classic. The original fizzy cocktail.
Gin Gin Mule
Audrey Saunders' gin-based mojito-mule hybrid from Pegu Club.
Gin and Tonic
A simple, refreshing highball that highlights the botanicals of gin against the bitter quinine of tonic.
Hanky Panky
Created by Ada Coleman at The Savoy. One of the first female head bartenders.
Income Tax Cocktail
A Prohibition-era cocktail created to take the sting out of tax season.
Jasmine
Paul Harrington's bitter-citrus creation. Deceptively complex.
Last Word
Rediscovered Prohibition-era cocktail. Equal parts perfection.
Long Island Iced Tea
A potent cocktail that looks like iced tea but packs a serious punch with five different spirits.
Long Island Iced Tea Classic
Contains no tea. Named for its appearance. Deceptively strong.
Lucien Gaudin
A bittersweet classic named after the legendary French fencer.
Martinez
The ancestor of the martini. A sweeter, more complex precursor from the 1880s.
Classic Martini
The king of cocktails. A sophisticated and elegant drink that showcases the botanicals of fine gin.
Monkey Gland
A whimsically-named 1920s cocktail with gin, orange, and absinthe.
Negroni
A perfectly balanced Italian aperitivo with equal parts gin, Campari, and sweet vermouth. Bitter, sweet, and herbal.
Pandan Cocktail
A Southeast Asian cocktail featuring the unique vanilla-like flavor of pandan.
Paradise Cocktail
A fruity Prohibition-era classic with gin and apricot brandy.
Pegu Club
A colonial Burmese club cocktail that became a craft cocktail icon.
Perfect Martini
A balanced martini using equal parts dry and sweet vermouth.
Ramos Gin Fizz
The legendary New Orleans cocktail requiring extensive shaking. Creamy, citrusy, and floral.
Ramos Gin Fizz European
The king of fizzes. Originally required 12 minutes of shaking!
Saturn
J. 'Popo' Galsini's space-age tiki creation that won the 1967 IBA World Championship.
Singapore Sling
Created at Raffles Hotel Singapore around 1915 by bartender Ngiam Tong Boon.
Singapore Sling (Original)
The original 1915 recipe by Ngiam Tong Boon at Raffles Hotel, simpler than modern versions.
Southside
Prohibition-era Chicago cocktail from the South Side neighborhood.
Strawberry Smash
A berry-forward smash pairing sweet strawberries with aromatic basil.
Suffering Bastard
Created as a hangover cure at the Shepheard's Hotel in Cairo during WWII.
Suffering Bastard (Original)
Joe Scialom's legendary hangover cure from wartime Cairo.
Thai Basil Smash
An aromatic Southeast Asian twist on the classic gin basil smash.
The Bitter End
A bittersweet modern cocktail balancing Cynar and elderflower.
Tokyo Iced Tea
A green Long Island Iced Tea variation using melon liqueur.
Tokyo Tea
A green variation of Long Island Iced Tea using melon liqueur instead of cola.
Tom Collins
A refreshing 19th-century classic. Essentially a gin sour topped with soda water.
Tuxedo Cocktail
An ornate pre-Prohibition martini variation with maraschino and absinthe.
Twentieth Century
An elegant pre-Prohibition cocktail named after the famous luxury train.
Vesper
James Bond's signature drink from Casino Royale. Named after Vesper Lynd.
White Lady
A classic gin sour from the 1920s. Simple and elegant.