Add the gin, lime juice and simple syrup; cover and shake for 10-15 seconds or until condensation forms on outside of shaker. Strain into an ice-filled glass. Garnish with lime.

A two-ingredient cocktail is a delight. You know, how a whiskey soda shakes out a week's worth of cobwebs, and a gin and tonic melts tension from tight shoulders. But even these simple drinks have ...

The Gimlet is the perfect cocktail. It's tart, sweet, refreshing, quenching, and offers a boozier kick than, say, a spritz. While the majority of Gimlets are made with gin, simple syrup ...

Circolo • San FranciscoLychee nectar balances the tartness of fresh lime juice in this Asian-Peruvian restaurant's take on the gimlet.Plus ... Add the gin, triple sec, lime juice, Simple ...

If you like gin, and you like lime juice, then you’re in luck because a gimlet is just that. What is a gimlet? Two parts gin, one part sweetened lime juice, a gimlet can also be made with ...

British sailors also often were given a ration of gin and, well, you can see where this story is headed. Early versions of the gimlet — like the one in 1923′s “Harry of Ciro’s ABC of ...

and gin with lime cordial is a Gimlet. Despite being a simple two-ingredient cocktail on paper, the right cordial is crucial. You’ll want to throw away that mass-produced Rose’s Lime Juice you ...

A good Gimlet is bright and full, sharp and piercing, with a clarity that sings no matter what gin you choose. To try a good one is to really get what Baker was talking about, or to see why ...

The beauty of the gin Gimlet cocktail lies in its simplicity. The classic recipe, which is said to have originated on British naval ships in the 19th century, calls for a 50-50 mix of gin and Rose’s ...