Rosemary Gin and Tonic
And if you enjoy this rosemary gin and tonic, you may also love our pine gin and tonic!
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What gin should you add to a rosemary gin and tonic?
The tasting notes in these quality gin spirits pair beautifully with rosemary.
- Uncle Val's Botanical Gin- Cucumber, Sage, Lemon
- Hendrix -Cucumber, Rose, Citrus
- Tanguray - Juniper, Coriander, Anise
- Bombay Juniper, Coriander, Lemon
Ingredients you need:
- Gin
- Tonic water
- Ice
- Juice of citrus fruit of choice. See notes on citrus below.
- Rosemary syrup
- Garnish of choice
Tools you'll want:
- Cocktail shaker - for shaking your simple syrup into your lime juice and gin
- Cocktail jigger - for measuring in oz
Both of these are optional, you can absolutely just pour your ingredients into a glass and stir if you don't have these on hand.
How do you make rosemary syrup for rosemary gin and tonic?
To make rosemary simple syrup: In a small saucepan over medium/high heat, heat the water, sugar, and rosemary until it comes to a simmer. Stir to dissolve the sugar and continue simmering gently for 5 minutes, reduce heat and let simmer on low for an additional 5 minutes. Then, remove from heat and let the liquid cool. Lastly, strain into a jar (with an airtight lid)
How do you make an infused gin and tonic?
Add your gin and rosemary syrup, a citrus juice with ice into your cocktail shaker. Shake well. Strain over your glass of choice with ice. Top with tonic water. Add your garnish, and enjoy.
How do you serve rosemary gin and tonic?
Gin and tonics are often served in a high glass glass or rocks glass. They are traditionally served over a large amount of ice and garnished with a slice of lime.
However, since this a twist on a classic. I often serve a rosemary gin and tonic with a different beautiful garnish.
Garnish a rosemary gin and tonic with:
- A dried orange slice
- A sprig of candied rosemary
- With a slice of fresh grapefruit
Which citrus goes best with a rosemary gin and tonic?
Gin and tonic is traditionally garnished with a slice of lime, which is often squeezed into the drink before being placed into the cocktail. You can swap the lime for another citrus fruit of choice. I strongly recommend using grapefruit or orange. Both pair beautifully with rosemary syrup. If you love the combination as much as I do, try my grapefruit rosemary paloma cocktail
Rosemary gin and tonic
Ingredients
- 2 ounces gin
- 1 ounce rosemary simple syrup
- ½ ounce freshly squeezed citrus juice lemon, lime, grapefruit, orange
- 4 ounces tonic water
Instructions
- Add your gin and rosemary syrup, a citrus juice with ice into your cocktail shaker. Shake well. Strain over your glass of choice with ice. Top with tonic water. Add your garnish, and enjoy.
Notes
Nutrition
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