Looking to pair your gin with more than just tonic? From an easy-drinking shiraz-gin cocktail by Fleet, a boozy riff on the Martini, or a classic Tom Collins, these gin cocktails are just the ticket.
Fleet’s Galah cocktail
Sunset Negroni
Rockmelon, lemon and gin slushies
Rockmelon, lemon and gin slushies
A bottle of chilled Hendrick’s, a batch of frozen rockmelon and some syrup is all you need to keep guests happy this summer.
Cucumber and gin punch
Named after Tasmania’s infamous tiger, this cocktail doesn’t bite but it’s every bit as unique as its namesake.
La Casita’s Rosado
Rosé Spritz
Pimms may be the traditional tennis tipple, but this Spritz version is less sweet and more refreshing.
“We call this the Marrickville, continuing the tradition of naming classic cocktail variations after their suburb or borough – the Red Hook, for instance, and Bronx,” says Griffin Blumer of Poor Toms Gin. We can get behind them.
The Baxter Inn’s Cheever Gibson
The Baxter Inn’s Cheever Gibson
An aromatic and salty riff on the Martini, garnished with a pickled onion.
Light ‘n’ Stormy
You’ve heard of the Dark ‘n’ Stormy, but why not try a cocktail of navy-strength gin with ginger beer and lime?
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