When the clouds part and Britain gets its rare dose of sunshine, something magical happens: the picnic blankets come out, ...

Pimm’s No. 1 is a gin-based spirit that’s amped up with fruit juices, spices ... and mint is the classic way to go. And that’s what we’re mixing up today. Let’s get to it!

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 ...

and adorned with lots of fruit and a shock of mint. Well that’s just the idea James Pimm had back in the 1820s (or the ’30s, you know how these historical things go…). The son of a farmer ...

Anyone for Pimm's? Pimm's is a quintessential summer ... to add the strawberries and any other very soft fruits just before serving, or they'll go mushy). Whatever you do, don't add the lemonade ...

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 ...

Strawberries and cream and a jug of Pimm’s are the essentials ... together with the fruits, oranges, mint, and cucumber.’ We might have to give this version a go for Euro Final and Wimbledon ...

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 ...

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 ...