Gin and Tonic
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make it the way he says unless your going t do strait shots eal drinks are made to sip and last about an hr if u want a chug just go with strait booze
[..YouTube..] I have heard that, though I must admidt I prefer something like a 1 to 3 or 4 ratio. Especially if it is hot and you drink a lot of them. But then you also risk too much tonic, so you have to find a balance…
[..YouTube..] same here, exactly same as i like it, i dont put lemon or lime in it either
[..YouTube..] oh please! i’d kill if somebody put lime in my g&t.
[..YouTube..] Fill glass with ice,top up one third Gin,two thirds Tonic.Wipe fresh lemon slice around rim of glass then drop into drink.Best Gin?Plymouth!!!
[..YouTube..] you that this drink would glow under a black light!!! makes better tonic water glows under black light!!!!!!
[..YouTube..] The neat thing about a G&T is there’s lots of variation. If you make it this way nobody could ever call you wrong. Some people prefer lemon, and I like mine with a dash or two of bitters. As for ratios, I like about a 1/3 gin to 2/3 tonic ratio, depending on the gin I’m using. Lately, I like Seagram’s Distiller’s Reserve…..
[..YouTube..] The great thing about this drink is the different ways of making it. You could use 1/2 gin to 1/2 tonic, or you could use 2/3 gin to 1/3 tonic. Or you might prefer 5/6 tonic and 1/6 gin. If you like more gin, you might use 3/5 tonic and 2/5 gin. If you like a balanced drink without too much gin, you might go 7/12 tonic and 5/12 gin. Make sure to use a lime wedge to round out the drink.
[..YouTube..] beafeater? oww id settle for bombay. but i like your recipe mate! CHEERS!
[..YouTube..] you dont know much do you