A fruity, summery cocktail.
A lusciously refreshing, fruity little number that is pretty in pink, bubbling with summer flavours and takes no time at all to create.
Difficulty level: Exceedingly easy
Mixing method: Built
Style: Long
Glass: Highball
INGREDIENTS
- 30ml Hendrick’s Gin
- 30ml watermelon juice
- 30ml Prosecco
- Top with soda water
- Watermelon slice and cucumber slice to garnish
METHOD
- Pour all the ingredients (except the soda water) into a highball glass with ice.
- Top with soda water.
- Garnish with a watermelon slice and a cucumber slice.
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