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Gin & Tonic | The Cocktail Project

Gin & Tonic

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  • main spirit

    Gin

  • skill level

    Beginner

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Ingredients

1 part
Sipsmith® London Dry Gin
2 parts
tonic water
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Instructions

Pack to the brim with ice, garnish with a lemon twist

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Sipsmith® London Dry Gin
Sipsmith® London Dry Gin
Sipsmith® London Dry Gin
Sipsmith® London Dry Gin

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