This gin highball with a bitter element is viable all year long, but especially in summer. Bartender Tom Walker serves his Boodles Gin and Tonics as cold as possible. That’s the key to this classic – the more ice the better!

Gin and Tonic

Tom Walker

Experience timeless refreshment with the Classic Gin and Tonic. This iconic cocktail combines the crisp and aromatic Boodles Gin with effervescent tonic water, topped with a zesty lime garnish. Perfect for any occasion, it's a simple yet sophisticated drink that never goes out of style.

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Prep Time 2

Total Time 2

Course Aperitif

Cuisine Western

Servings cocktail

Calories

Ingredients

1 1/2 oz Boodles Gin
Tonic water , to top it off
Lime , for garnish

Instructions

ADD all ingredients to a highball with ice.
GARNISH with a lemon or lime, a straw and serve.

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Notes

Estimated Nutritional Information Per Serving:

Calories: ~120-150 kcal
Total Fat: ~0g
Cholesterol: 0mg
Sodium: ~10mg
Potassium: ~10mg
Total Carbohydrates: ~10-12g
- Sugars: ~10g
Protein: ~0g

Keyword Crisp, Refreshing, Timeless

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British-born Tom Walker is a New York City bartender and brand advocate for Boodles Gin, the perfectly balanced London Dry Gin. As a supporter of Boodles, Tom engages with media on behalf of the brand and educates both press and consumers about Boodles Gin and the category as a whole. Prior to his current role, Tom graduated university in England with a journalism degree, but decided instead to pursue his passion for working in the service industry. After stints in Newcastle and Brisbane (Australia), Tom moved to Edinburgh, Scotland to work for the critically acclaimed and most distinguished bar, Bramble Bar & Lounge. It was here where he honed his bartending skills and developed a true love of gin. He took his craft to the historic and prestigious American Bar at London’s famous hotel, The Savoy. Tom is recognized as the winner of the 2014 Bacardi Legacy Global Cocktail Competition, where he represented the United Kingdom and took home the top prize with his cocktail, “Maid in Cuba.” Looking for his next big adventure, Tom packed his bags and moved across the pond to New York City where he can be found working with the amazing team at Fresh Kills.

1 Comment

Barry says:

August 11, 2016 at 5:23 pm

I’ll stick with Beefeater and a good squeeze of lime, thank you

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Classic Gin and Tonic