Rose's isn't the most versatile ingredient, but it's really damn interesting when paired with certain ingredients that compliment it. These are both Gimlet variations.
ORIGINAL REMIX

Gimlet & Tonic
1.5 oz London dry gin
.5 oz Rose's Lime Cordial
3 oz tonic water
Build in an old fashioned glass over ice. No garnish.
This is simply a Gimlet on the rocks with tonic to top.

Grimlet
1.5 oz London dry gin
.5 oz Rose's Lime Cordial
.25 oz Green Chartreuse
Stir with ice, and strain into a cocktail glass. No garnish.
This is simply a Gimlet with a few dashes of Chartreuse.
Let me know when there's a dub remix. ;)
ReplyDeleteNot long ago i sought to make a homemade version (I used the recipe in the book Speakeasy ... from the team at Employees Only in NYC) and it came out great. I use it now in many ways.
ReplyDeleteI for one have begun to re-think my snobbery to a great many things. If Rose's paired with tonic gets you to try a drink, or think to expand to something better ... go get 'em.