For when you’re looking for more than your average G&T.

No surprise, gin is one of the most requestedspirits at any bar.

It can be shaken, stirred, served over ice, and even frozen.

French 75

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Upside-Down Martini

This is not your average gin martini.

Strawberry Fields Cocktail

Think of this drink as the seasonal G&T for spring and summer.

It dates back to the Prohibition era and there’s a reason we’re still making it today.

Southern Living Million Dollar Cocktail in glasses to serve

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French 75

This cocktail is a classic for good reason!

Southern Living Upside Down Martini in glasses to serve garnished with olives

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Pomegranate Gin Gimlet

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Strawberry Fields Cocktail

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Long Island Iced Tea

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Southern Living Bees Knees Cocktail in glasses to serve

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Southern Living Gin Basil Smash in a glass to serve

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