Do you love gin and limoncello? Then you definitely need to try Gordon’s Sicilian Lemon
Following the popular launch of Gordon’s Premium Pink, Gordon’s is introducing a new flavoured gin: Sicilian Lemon. Made with the finest Sicilian lemons, this is an ideal drink for late-summer days.
Gordon’s Gin was launched 250 years ago by Alexander Gordon. It began as a small distillery in London, but has since become a major global player. And it’s not standing still, because following the success of the pink gin, with strawberry as well as raspberry and redcurrant added for a summery touch, a light-yellow variant has now been added to the range. And with it, you can make a wonderfully fresh gin and tonic that will catapult you straight to Sicily.
How to make a perfect serve
Chill your (copa or wine) glass. For example, place it in the freezer for a short while (tip: set an alarm, just so you don’t forget it—and yes, I speak from experience). Fill your chilled glass with plenty of ice cubes, add 50 ml Gordon’s Sicilian Lemon and finish with a lovely tonic (150 ml). For presentation and extra refreshment, you can add a slice of lemon or lime, or try some ginger—it’s delicious too! Close your eyes and, despite corona, you’ll feel like you’re in Sicily for a moment… Perfecto!
A bottle of Gordon’s Sicilian Lemon costs just under twenty euros and is available, among other places, from Gall&Gall.
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