Cranberry Gin Tonic • Green Evi (2024)

FAQs

Is gin and cranberry juice good? ›

More commonly associated with vodka, cranberry juice also pairs beautifully with gin as an alternative for tonic water, particularly when you add a kick of zesty citrus and a fresh herbal perfume from the garnish.

Enjoy a meticulous and authentic Japanese gin, with the stunning craftmanship to be seen and tasted upon every sip. To create the perfect serve, pair with a Fever-Tree Indian Tonic and garnish with slices of ginger, to capture the full body of flavour.

If you are looking for a a co*cktail with a refreshing lemon-lime bite, this is the drink for you. The Gin & Sprite co*cktail is quick, easy, and delicious.

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If you like herbaceous, floral notes then you'll probably enjoy gin more. If you want a neutral alcohol that will seamlessly blend into your mixer or co*cktail, then vodka is right up your alley. While they can be used in similar applications, each drink is wonderful in its own way.

Roku Gin. Roku is a perfectly-balanced, exceptional gin combining six distinctive Japanese botanicals with eight traditional botanicals. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, Roku is the prestigious gin that offers the best of every season.

Roku Gin has a sweet, floral aroma that transitions to the scent of citrus and tea. It tastes bold with heavy vegetal notes and a prominent tannic bitterness from tangy Yuzu and two kinds of tea. The finish is very dry, warm and spicy, thanks to the inclusion of Sansho pepper.

How to store gin after opening. To slow the process of oxidisation down, keep your opened gin bottles in a cool dark place, away from heat and sunlight, and make sure the cap is screwed tightly on (if it's a screw top bottle).

The most classic combination of gin and tonic is the perfect example of this: tonic's sweetness enhances gin's herbaceous flavor and its bitterness calms its alcoholic kick. Anything mixed with tonic can easily be mixed with club soda, and vice versa, but club soda offers a subtle flavor desired in many situations.

In conclusion: a gin and tonic is lower in calories than other alcoholic drinks, contains fewer units of alcohol, is less likely to cause you a bad hangover than other booze, and has some potential small side benefits in the form of its natural botanicals and added fruit garnishes.

What juice goes best with gin? ›

You can't go wrong with a juniper-forward London dry gin, which works with nearly any juice you can source, from lemon and lime to orange and grapefruit. Softer gins can work great, too, but depending on their botanical makeup, they may pair better with sweeter OJ or more sour grapefruit.

Cranberry juice goes best with orange juice and orange-flavored liqueurs. The orange enhances the cranberry flavor in the best possible way! Other great mixers for cranberry juice are grapefruit juice and pineapple juice. Cranberry juice also goes well with alcohols such as vodka, rum, gin, champagne, or red wine.

Fruit juice: Pour a glass of apple or cranberry juice to kick start the recovery process. The fructose in sweet fruity drinks gives the body some instant energy, and may even help boost metabolism to get rid of those gnarly alcohol toxins. Juice also contains vitamins and plenty of water to get the body rehydrated.