Make your own cocktails

For a great gin & tonic, just take a glass with some ice, pour in around 100ml of sparkling water, about 20ml of Jeffrey's, an appropriate great gin. Stir.

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But if you want to shake it up a bit and make some amazing flavours at home (or ask when you find a bar or restaurant with the exceptional good taste to stock Jeffrey's), take some of our Handcrafted Cordial and find your own mix.  Here's a few recommendations of some firm favourites of ours.   

The Miller's Tale

Normally, Martin Miller's is seen as a superb clean and straight gin.  This mix takes it to another glorious dimension!

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• a measure of two of Martin Miller

• a measure of Jeffrey's Sicilian Lemon & Warm Spices

• Plenty of ice

• A squeeze and a twist of lemon

Amazing Gordon

Many people are a bit sniffy about Gordon's.  We've surprised more than a few with this one, because the floral nature of Gordon's is completely masked normally.  This is a revelation.  

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• a measure of Gordon's Dry Gin

• a measure of Jeffrey's Sicilian Lemon & Warm Spices

• A squeeze and a twist of lemon

• Plenty of ice

Little Monkey

We've known Sherwin and Tim pretty much since they started from a small still in the back of a pub and loved the distinctive oriental flavours of their gins.  This was the lovely mix we discovered early on.

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• a measure or two of Tarsier South-East Asian Dry Gin

• a measure of Jeffrey's Oriental Lime

• A sliver of ginger

• a sliver of chilli

• plenty of ice

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Warm Indian

Opihr is a gin which many people find difficult to pair with. Largely because they haven't tried this yet.  The hot version is equally great, but try this first.

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• a measure or two of Opihr Gin

• a measure of Jeffrey's Sicilian Lemon & Warm Spices

• plenty of ice

• a sliver of chilli

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Fruity Gordon

Many is the time we have had people say they don't like tonic but they do like Gordon's Pink Gin.  Equally many, after tasting this recipe, say they don't think they have tasted Gordon's Pink Gin properly before.

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• a measure or two of Gordon's Pink Gin

• a measure of Jeffrey's Yarrow, Rosehip & Elderflower

• a slice of strawberry

• a plenty of ice

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Pink Monkey

They repeated the success of their first recipe when they introduced a Southeast Asian version of a pink gin, which is gorgeous.

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• a measure or two of Tarsier Oriental Pink Gin

• a measure of Jeffrey's Yarrow, Rosehip & Elderflower

• couple of raspberries

• plenty of ice

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Warmth of Seville

Tanqueray Sevilla is a solid favourite with a lot of people.  Everyone - honestly, everyone! - loves this.  Warm spices, oranges, what's not to like.  

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• a measure or two of Tanqueray Sevilla

• a measure of Jeffrey's Sicilian Lemon  & Warm Spices

• A slice of orange

• plenty of ice

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Rhubarb Rhubarb

This works with many rhubarb gins, but Tiger Ruby is particularly good.  The flavour of rhubarb is utterly amazing.

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• a measure or two of Tiger Ruby

• a measure of Jeffrey's Oriental Lime

• A slice of lime

• plenty of ice

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Wodka

Vodka is under-rated in these gin-laden times.  People forget that about 60% of vodka isn't the spirit.  There is a lot of opportunity for greatness. These are two examples.

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• a measure or two of Tiger Vodka or Arbikie Vodka

• a measure of Jeffrey's Sicilian Lemon & Warm Spices

• Slice of lemon

• plenty of ice

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Blooming Jeffrey's

The lovely floral nature of Bloom gin is enjoyed by many, but it is quite surprising just how well it comes through here.  Daffy's is a quite beautiful alternative (which we sometimes prefer).

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• a measure or two of Bloom or Daffy's gin

• a measure of Jeffrey's Yarrow, Rosehip & Elderflower

• Slice of lemon

• plenty of ice

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Classics Reshaped

Jeffrey's Bourbon Old-fashioned

They say if you have to have one cocktail, make it a Bourbon Old-fashioned.  Well, we reckon this one knocks the spots off pretty much anything else...  

• 2 measures of Woodford Reserve Bourbon

• 1/2 a measure of Maple Syrup

• 1 measure of Jeffrey's Classic Premium Indian Tonic Syrup

• 1 measure of water

• Ice

• Tumbler

• Sadé on your music system

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Relax & enjoy.

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Jeffrey's Negroni

The bitterness of quinine in a tonic syrup works brilliantly in a Negroni, but Jeffrey's Classic Premium Indian tonic syrup makes this a bit special..  

• 2 measures gin - say Broker's, maybe, but Tanqueray or Gordon's works as well

• 2 measures Jeffrey's Classic Premium Indian Tonic Syrup

• 2 measures Aperol

• A squeeze of lemon

• A slice of lemon

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And.. breathe.

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Mojito Twist

A twist on a classic cocktail.  Try this refreshing drink with an extra layer of complexity!

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• 2 tsp sugar

• 1 measure of lime juice

• 1 measure of Jeffrey's Oriental Lime

• Bunch of fresh mint leaves

• Soda or sparkling water

• 1 measure of white rum

• Ice

• Slice of fresh lime

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Prosecco Jeffrey's

Prosecco's OK, we have nothing against Prosecco.  But add a little Yarrow, Rosehip & Elderflower and you have a thing of beauty.  Just saying.  

• 1/2 a measure of Jeffrey's Yarrow, Rosehip & Elderflower

• 1 serve of Prosecco

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