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Turbo Gin & Tonic

Ingredients

35ml Gin (Gin Foundry uses Sipsmith at Junipalooza)

10ml Sandows Cold Brew Coffee

Tonic water

Lemon peel to garnish

Method

Pour the gin over ice into a Collins glass.

Add the cold brew coffee, then top up with tonic water and garnish with a long lemon peel.

We recommend either using a classic gin or a citrus forward gin in a Turbo G&T – the coffee wants to dominate the mix and you need either some fresh acidity or big punchy juniper core to balance it out.

So who’s excited about their first Turbo G&T then?

Pimp your Gin and Tonic

If you’re partial to a gin and tonic, then here’s a product we know you’ll love. Personalising your drinks is all the rage at the moment, so these new botanical packs from OriGINario are just the thing.

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There are four contrasting styles each one adds an intriguing slant to your G&T.

Floral – roses and lemongrass
Mediterranean – lemon and orange peel
Spiced – star anise and clove
Traditional – juniper berries and Brazilian pepper

Either pair your botanical pack with a complementary gin that is similar in style, or go leftfield and choose a contrasting style – either way, the result will be a cut above your average G&T! Once you’ve made your drink, simply add the contents of the pack, and you’ll notice a fresh hit of aromatics that takes your G&T to the next level.

Available for £16.95 from the Whisky Exchange