Gin recipes, styles and history
Learn what separates a London Dry from an Old Tom, mix a proper Martini, and find a bottle that fits your budget.
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Recipes
Classic cocktails with exact measurements, the right glass and the garnish that matters. Browse recipes
Gin Styles
What London Dry, Plymouth, Old Tom and Navy Strength mean, and which one to reach for. Learn the styles
Buying Guides
Which bottle to buy for a Gin and Tonic, a Martini or a gift, at a few price points. See the guides
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How to Make a Gin and Tonic
Two ingredients, plenty of ice and the right ratio. Here is how to make a Gin and Tonic that stays cold and fizzy to the…
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How to Make a Dry Martini
Gin, dry vermouth, ice and a cold glass. The classic 5 to 1 Martini, plus how to adjust it to your taste.
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How to Make a Negroni
Equal parts gin, Campari and sweet vermouth. The easiest classic cocktail to remember, and how to adjust it.
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How to Make a Gimlet
Gin, lime and sugar, shaken hard. The fresh-juice Gimlet and the older lime cordial version.
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How to Make a Tom Collins
Gin, lemon, sugar and soda water. A tall, easy drink for warm days, and why Old Tom gin suits it.