I am a little skeptical of the name. The source has been reliable in the past though. The drink, in of itself, turned out to be great for a warm day. It is citrusy and caters to my Indian tongue that likes ginger and slightly spicy stuff …

Basil leaves, jalapeño, ginger liqueur, lime, tequila, agave nectar and sour.

Red wine, grenadine, lime soda.

Not exactly my type of drink, but what the heck ? 🙂

Looks almost like my previous drink Sazerac. However, this drink could not be any more different. Has gin, vermouth and a little of pineapple juice…

Rye whiskey, sugar syrup, bitters and absinthe. The absinthe is used to flush the insides of the glass and the excess thrown away…

Scotch whiskey, dry and sweet vermouth, orange bitters with lime or lemon garnish…
A little on the stronger side.

Made this last evening. It is not for the weak of heart. Gin, dry vermouth and absinthe. This drink is not served with a garnish…

Another Pimms drink. This one has crushed mint leaves, lemon juice, Pimms No. 1, vodka, angostura bitters and Mountain Dew. Garnished with a sprig of mint.

Probably the most popular cocktail in England, this comprises of Pimms No. 1, ginger ale, lemonade, lemon and cucumber.

Crushed water melon, lime juice, vodka and simple syrup.
Perfect for a nice summer day to doze off with by the pool…