A refreshing summer Martini with Limoncello and basil

Eastside Fizz is the ultimate drink on a hot summer night, and was inspired by the cocktail connoisseurs at NYC’s Little Branch

Gin Gin Mule

Sloe gin and tonic – possibly the most beautiful G&T – discovered at a very English picnic.

This cucumber shrub takes its titillating name from a James Bond joke.

This Scott Beattie creation will ensure that your holiday weekend is Sunny and Dry.

Lemon, gin, blackberry liqueur and gelatin combine for a little cocktail jelly magic!

A Lavender Collins will right all your ills — if you believe such things.

The Rosemond — a beautiful rose-inspired martini, named for one of Hollywood’s great beauties.

Using the power of science, we’ve created a gin and tonic that doesn’t get warm and never gets diluted.

Remember those fizzy punches from when you were a kid? They’ve grown up.

The Negroni: A bittersweet Italian cocktail with gin, sweet vermouth, and campari. Garnished with sliced kumquats.

Ginger Lemon Martini – make a cocktail worthy of Carrie Bradshaw.

The Cuke with a twist: Gin, Mint, Cucumber, Cane Sugar and Muscato Grapes. Perfect cocktail for Easter!

The flavors of Aperol and gin drive this post prohibition cocktail.

Cucumber Yum Yum Cocktail – just like the name suggests – time to toast spring with this amazing cocktail made with fresh raspberries…

Cucumber Coolers become BOOZY with the help of gin. This might be your SUMMER 2011 drink!

Tiki Month continues at the Pegu Blog with this Tiki variant of the classic Pegu Club cocktail.

A new cocktail inspired by a friend – the Anne Marie Tea Blossom, with chamomile-infused gin and lavender

Is the Turf Cocktail the drink which should really be called The Manhattan?

Watermelon, raspberry and gin ice blocks. The perfect grown up frozen treat for a southern hemisphere summer.

Heat comes in many forms: from the burn of a hot pepper, to the steam off a mulled concoction, to the energy of a great party.