A fresh and light favourite.
Created back in 2006, this drink has always been one that’s flown off the shelf and into the glasses of visitors to this hip-hop-filled cocktail haven. There are a lot of great flavours in here, which create an incredibly fresh cocktail.
Difficulty level: Absurdly effortless
Mixing method: Shaken
Style: Up
Glass: Cocktail
INGREDIENTS
- 50ml Hendrick’s Gin
- 12.5ml pressed apple juice
- 15ml freshly squeezed lime juice
- 2.5ml vanilla syrup
- 2.5ml elderflower cordial
- 6 mint leaves
- 2 basil leaves
- 1 dash of peach bitters
- 1 dash of egg white
METHOD
- Pour all the ingredients into a shaker and ‘dry’ shake, which means to shake without ice.
- Then fill the shaker with cubed ice and shake rapidly.
- Fine-strain into a cocktail glass and garnish with a basil leaf.
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