Three G&T serves you won’t be able to resist

The humble gin and tonic; what can go wrong and what more can be done to such a simple drink? The answer to both questions is, actually, quite a lot.

The difference between an outstanding G&T and a terrible one is the way the ingredients are used and in what proportions. Even a basic one can be made great by using the right quantity of ice, a garnish and topping with the perfect amount of tonic.

Here we’re showing you how to serve two perfect G&Ts, as well as a rhubarb and ginger by using Fever-Tree mixers.

The trick to the best-looking and best-tasting long gin drink is starting with a large glass full of ice and topping with Fever-Tree, which allows the gin to shine through, without unbalancing the drink.

Finally, an eye-catching and fragrant garnish will get the drinker excited, as well as other customers in the vicinity.

Read on to see three of the best-looking and tastiest gin serves.

1) The Pink G&T

Ingredients:

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  • Ice
  • 50ml juniper-rich gin (Fever-Tree suggests Tanqueray London Dry, Sipsmith or Plymouth)
  • 200ml Fever-Tree Aromatic Tonic
  • Orange twist to garnish
  • Serve in a large glass, such as a copa

Method:

  • Fill the glass with ice
  • Pour in the gin
  • Top with Fever-Tree Aromatic Tonic
  • Top with more ice if needed
  • Garnish with the orange twist

2) Sloe Gin & Lemon Tonic

Ingredients:

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  • Ice
  • 50ml Sipsmith Sloe Gin
  • 200ml Fever-Tree Refreshingly Light Sicilian Lemon Tonic
  • Lemon wheel to garnish
  • Highball glass

Method:

  • Fill the glass with ice
  • Pour in the gin
  • Top with Fever-Tree Refreshingly Light Sicilian Lemon Tonic
  • Top with more ice if needed
  • Garnish with the fresh wheel of lemon

3) Rhubarb Gin & Ginger

Ingredients:

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  • Ice
  • 50ml Warner Edwards Victoria’s Rhubarb Gin
  • 200ml Fever-Tree Ginger Ale
  • Rhubarb stick to garnish
  • Highball glass

Method:

  • Fill the highball glass with ice
  • Pour in the gin
  • Top with Fever-Tree Ginger Ale
  • Add more ice if needed
  • Garnish with the rhubarb stick