The History of Gimlets
Gimlets have been a popular cocktail for over a century, with their origins tracing back to the Royal Navy in the 19th century. Traditionally made with gin and lime juice, gimlets have evolved over time to include variations such as vodka and grapefruit juice. And now, with the rise of non-alcoholic alternatives, it's easier than ever to enjoy a delicious gimlet without the alcohol.
What makes gimlets so special? For starters, their simple yet flavorful ingredients make them a go-to for cocktail enthusiasts. With just gin, lime juice, and simple syrup, gimlets offer a refreshing and zesty taste that is both easy to make and easy to enjoy.
The Rise of Non-Alcoholic Cocktails
Today, gimlets continue to be a favorite among cocktail enthusiasts and are enjoyed in a variety of settings, from bars to home parties. But with the rise of non-alcoholic options, gimlets have become more inclusive than ever before. Non-alcoholic spirits, like Lyre's Dry London Spirit, make it possible for anyone to enjoy the taste and experience of a gimlet, without the alcohol.
If you're interested in making a non-alcoholic gimlet, it's easy to do so. Simply substitute gin for Lyre's Dry London Spirit and use a non-alcoholic simple syrup instead of regular simple syrup. You can also add in other flavors, such as raspberry or grapefruit, to create your own unique twist on the classic recipe.
How to Make a Non-Alcoholic Raspberry Lemon Gimlet
Ingredients
- 0.75 oz Lyre’s London Spirit
- 0.75 raspberry preserves or jam
- 0.75 lemon juice
Instructions
- Add ice in to shaker
- Add in London Spirit, preserves, and lemon juice
- Shake and strain into glass
- Garnish with rosemary
The Importance of Inclusive Cocktails
The rise of non-alcoholic cocktails has brought about a new era of inclusivity in the world of mixology. It's now possible for everyone to enjoy a delicious and refreshing cocktail, regardless of their reasons for abstaining from alcohol. So, the next time you're in the mood for a gimlet, consider trying our non-alcoholic lemon raspberry gimlet recipe.
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