Recipes
Spanish Gin, Grapefruit, and Elderflower Tonic Cocktail | Weston Table

Drinks

Spanish Gin, Grapefruit, and Elderflower Tonic Cocktail

Gin and citrus are old friends. The botanical complexity of gin and the bright acid of grapefruit make a smashing couple. In Europe and particularly Spain, entire drinking establishments are devoted to creating "gintonics." Spanish gin tonics are simply premium gin mixed with premium tonics (no high fructose corn syrup) and fresh fruit or herbs, and are served over ice in an oversized glass. This simple cocktail infuses sweet tart grapefruit, fragrantly floral elderflower, and woodsy rosemary into St. George's Botanivore Gin, a spirit boasting nineteen different herbs and plants and a smooth, warm lingering finish.

 

 

Read More Skip to Recipe
cuisine American
difficulty Simple
season Winter
serving 1 person

Ingredients

  • 2 ounces St. George's Botanivore Gin
  • 6 ounces Fever-Tree Elderflower Tonic
  • 1/4 of a pink grapefruit slice
  • 1 ounces freshly squeezed grapefruit juice
  • 1 small rosemary sprig
  • Ice cubes

Directions

  1. Chill the rocks glass.
  2. Add ice to the glass.
  3. Add the grapefruit slice and the rosemary sprig to the glass.
  4. Pour the gin and grapefruit juice into the glass.
  5. Add the tonic and stir before drinking.

Kitchen Notes

This cocktail is also wonderful when made with Uncle Val's Botanical Gin.
WT Recipes

More Drinks

Drinks

Runaway Bride

Drinks

Azul Iced Tea

Drinks

Gibson Martini

Drinks

Scary Mary Cocktail