Gin Drinks Recipes

This Long Island Iced Tea Recipe is sure to make you party like you are from Texas!

Invented by James Bond in the 1953 novel Casino Royale, the vesper today uses Lillet Blanc since Kina Lillet is no longer made. The resulting cocktail is delicious and potent.

This is a great warm weather cocktail with or without the splash of bitters.

This 'martini' is perfect for fans of Earl Grey tea!

The French 75 cocktail was originally created at the New York Bar in Paris in 1915. The combination of gin, lemon juice, Champagne, and sugar was said to have a kick like a French 75mm field gin. Serve with straws.

An old friend of mine had made this for years and swears by this recipe. I have to admit it's the best Long Island Iced Tea I've ever had.

Popular in the 1950s, this cocktail contains gin and grenadine. Make sure you serve it in a pretty glass!

A potent drink based on the description in the very popular Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy book.

Rosemary and ginger give both a piney taste and a little bite to these gin cocktails.

VERY STRONG drink - Similar to Long Island Iced Tea, but tastes much better to me, you don't taste the alcohol. You can adjust orange juice amount to adjust taste. Remember DO NOT drink and drive... This is a VERY strong drink but you don't taste the alcohol... fruity taste.

Easy... all equal parts.

This is a great frozen summer drink that is very thirst quenching! Vodka may be used instead of gin.

A popular way to drink your martini back in the 1930s. And not a bad way to drink them now, either. Gin, dry vermouth, and a couple dashes of orange bitters.

When you suspect you're done shaking this creamy gin drink, think again. You've only just begin. Keep shaking. Then shake some more. It's a beautiful cocktail, but you have to shake that juice and cream and egg white like crazy to get the right silky texture. Don't give up, it's worth it!

A cult-ish favorite among the most serious cocktail aficionados, this pre-prohibition era gin drink is making a comeback. Serve 'up' and garnish with a cherry.

This beverage is known for its 'sneak up and blow you away' power. There are many different versions, but I believe you will find mine a very good blend of rums, other alcoholic beverages and fruit juices. If you can walk after two of these...well...you just think you can. Everything is bigger and better in Texas u002du002d just try this and see.

This will knock your socks off - I believe this drink is Italian and is generally sipped, while eating marinated olives. Be sure to use good quality gin!

This summertime drink with pink lemonade, gin, ice cream, and strawberries is sure to help cool you down. Try it garnished with a dollop of whipped topping and a fanned strawberry.

Be careful with this one. For the un-initiated, this drink tastes great and will creep up on you before you know it.

This is a Christmas or hot summer day favorite alcoholic beverage. A must try.

Gin and 7UP with a dash of Rose's Lime Juice is a crisp, and refreshing way to mix up your party.

A classic warm-weather gin drink that is deliciously different.

Pretty much an amazing summer drink. All the perfection of a great gin and tonic, but with a little twist. Plus, it looks pretty! I like this drink sitting in the backyard while grilling anything! I think it also makes a good winter drink when you need a quick 'get-away,' as long as you can find the watermelon!

The original purpose of honey in this simple Prohibition Era cocktail was to mask the smell of the bathtub gin. Now you can enjoy it without having to hide a thing.