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Orange Bitters Martini
A popular way to drink your martini back in the 1930s. And not a bad way to drink them now, either. Gin, dry vermouth, and a couple dashes of orange bitters.
Tom Collins
This is a great warm weather cocktail with or without the splash of bitters.
Pangalactic Gargleblaster
A potent drink based on the description in the very popular Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy book.
Rosemary-Ginger Cocktail
Rosemary and ginger give both a piney taste and a little bite to these gin cocktails.
Baltimore Zoo
VERY STRONG drink - Similar to Long Island Iced Tea, but tastes much better to me, you don't taste the alcohol. You can adjust orange juice amount to adjust taste. Remember DO NOT drink and drive... This is a VERY strong drink but you don't taste the alcohol... fruity taste.
Gimlet Cocktail
The gimlet is as simple as it is refreshing. Shake up gin with fresh lime juice and simple syrup to make this classic cocktail.
Strawberry-Gin Cocktail
I served this cocktail for the first time at a wedding shower and it was a hit! Since then I make it whenever strawberries are in season. I have substituted raspberries when I had them on hand and it was great!
Pink Lady Cocktail
Popular in the 1950s, this cocktail contains gin and grenadine. Make sure you serve it in a pretty glass!
DIY Finnish Lonkero (a.k.a. Long Drink)
My family recently went on a vacation to Finland. In addition to enjoying the food and scenery, many of us fell in love with the lonkero, or long drink. This is a strictly Finnish drink made by combining cheap gin with citrus. The most common flavor is grapefruit, which is reproduced here. Lonkero is not sold in the US so I decided to try to copy it by referring to web sites from other tourists who tried to copy it and reading the ingredients on the company's web site.
Long Island Iced Tea
This is the classic Long Island Iced Tea, containing just a hint of citrus. It is best made with top shelf liquors. Watch out, it is very strong, but tastes very good, so you may not realize all the alcohol you're consuming.
Flying Dutchman Cocktail
The Dutch aren't generally associated with flying, but this combination of gin and triple sec will make you want to soar to new heights.
Sloe Gin Fizz Cocktail
Sloe gin, a blackthorn plum-flavored spirit, gets a dose of fizzy club soda, sugar, and lemon juice in this tart and refreshing cocktail.
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