Cocktails

Nordic Gin cocktail with apple juice from the Skagerrak Nordic Dry Gin.

In the world of cocktails there are many classics, on top of the throne we find the Dry Martini served in the iconic Art Deco glass that was presented at the World Exhibition in Paris in 1925.

Winston Churchill once said that gin and tonic had saved more British lives than all the doctors in the British Empire.

Garnish is about two things: Either you emphasize something that is already in the gin, such as sea salt in a gin that contains distilled seaweed. Or complemented by, for example, having celery that goes along great with typical gin botanicals. Or both...

A classic cocktail created in the mid-80’s by Dick Bradsell at Fred’s Club in London. This cocktail has a nice balance and easy to sip. A bramble is the bush that blackberries grow on.

One could say that the Gin Gin Mule is a mix of Mojito and Moscow Mule but with gin. It’s a fresh drink with a taste of lime and ginger.

A classic Negroni with Nordic elements. This bitter cocktail offers hints of herbs and fruits with sweetness from vermouth and jam.