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3 cocktails to create unforgettable moments of beauty

White Fizz Lady

History

The White Lady originated in the 1920s at London’s Savoy Hotel, created by Harry Craddock. This modern fizz version adds premium lemon soda to the classic gin, Cointreau, and lemon mix, giving it a bubbly twist.

Fizz

Ingredients

Preparation

Shake gin, Cointreau, and lemon juice with ice. Strain into a chilled highball glass with ice. Top with lemon soda and stir gently. Garnish with a lemon twist.

Sensations

Bright and zesty, the gin’s botanicals blend with orange liqueur and lemon soda’s fizz, offering a crisp, citrusy lift with a smooth, refreshing finish.

Gin Rickey Rose

History

The Gin Rickey, born in 1880s Washington, D.C., was named after lobbyist Joe Rickey, who favored lime and soda with his gin. This "Rose" version uses premium grapefruit soda for a modern, rosy-hued twist.

Rickey

Ingredients

Preparation

Fill a highball glass with ice. Pour gin and lime juice over the ice. Top with grapefruit soda and stir lightly. Garnish with a lime wheel.

Sensations

Tart lime meets the gin’s floral notes, lifted by grapefruit soda’s bittersweet fizz—a sharp, refreshing sip with a subtle rosy tang.

Gin & Olive Lemonade Drop

History

Lemonade-based cocktails have roots in 19th-century refreshers, often spiked with spirits for summer sipping. The olive lemonade twist is a modern innovation, inspired by Mediterranean flavors and premium mixers like Sanpellegrino Olives & Lemon, blending citrus with a subtle briny note.

Gin Olive Lemonade Drop

Ingredients

Preparation

Fill a highball glass with ice. Pour gin and lemon juice over the ice. Top with olive lemonade and stir gently. Garnish with a lemon slice or green olive.

Sensations

The gin’s herbaceous notes pair with the lemonade’s tart lemon zest, accented by a faint olive brine twist. It’s crisp and savory, with a refreshing, slightly salty finish that’s uniquely Mediterranean.