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Grapefruit Gin & Tonic and Cucumber Lemonade
Prep: 15 mins + 1 hour cooling – Easy
For the rosemary syrup (makes 15 tablespoons):
100g sugar
150ml water
1 rosemary sprig
For the grapefruit gin & tonic (makes 2):
2 tbsp rosemary syrup
60ml gin
100ml grapefruit juice (cold)
100ml tonic (cold)
2 rosemary sprigs, to serve
For the cucumber lemonade (makes 2):
8 cucumber slices
4 tbsp rosemary syrup
60ml lemon juice
200ml sparkling water (cold)
Start by making the rosemary syrup. Put all the ingredients into a saucepan, bring to a boil and leave to cook for 5 minutes. Remove the rosemary sprig and leave to cool for an hour.
For the grapefruit gin & tonic: Mix all the ingredients in a jug, then divide the cocktail between two glasses and decorate each glass with a rosemary sprig.
For the cucumber lemonade: Distribute the cucumber slices between two glasses. Mix the remaining ingredients in a jug and pour into the glasses.
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The grapefruit GT sounds great, which Gin would you recommend for this?
Hey Anne, I’m not really a gin expert, so I used an rather standard Gordon’s Gin in this recipe. I would go with a citrusy gin, as that pairs well with the grapefruit. Enjoy!
It sounds great. I like to take lemonade syrup.Its taste is awesome. I love it