Taste your store-bought or DIY Pimm’s Cup first and decide what fruits would be yummy to your ... leftovers you’ve already made, as soda goes flat quickly, and no one wants a flat drink.

Warm the mixture in a heavy-bottomed pan on a gentle heat to melt the sugar. Once you feel no grit under your wooden spoon, ...

What is Pimm’s? It is an alcohol-based fruit drink that keeps the English ... You can’t down it in one go. You have a tall glass of sparkling liquor in front of you, with slices of fruit ...

THE SUN is shining and the Pimm’s and Aperols are flowing ... even though it is simply prosecco and orange juice. Sadly fruit juices, even though made from natural sugars, are still considered ...

Using a knife, slice the peel off the oranges and divide into segments, add to the rest of the fruit and squeeze over any remaining juice. Pour the Pimm’s syrup over the fruit and add the mint ...

In blind taste tests in previous years, we've found these typically go down pretty well with panel tasters. In fact, some supermarket versions even beat Pimm's on taste. The choice of own-brand fruit ...

Senior Brand Manager at Pimm’s, it’s imperative to get the balance right with the fruit you add: “For the garnish, make sure you’re generous on fruit but don’t go overboard on mint ...

To say the Pimm’s Cup is extremely British is to still somehow understate it. It’s as British as a cup of tea, or as calling fries “chips” and chips “crisps,” or as watching reruns of ...

It is the refreshing cocktail that is a go-to choice for many ... out gin-based summer fruit cups from Sainsbury's and Asda, which were then pitted against Pimm's. All the drinks were served ...