Tom and Daisy

Tom and Daisy


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Tall cocktails are always fun to kick off the weekend with. They are festive, but not overwhelmingly strong. Be a bit cautious though, the Tom and Daisy is easy to sip on, but there is actually quite a lot of old tom gin in it…⠀

Seeing yellow Chartreuse in recipes always makes us extra happy. It's a gorgeous liqueur that adds both taste and colour to drinks.⠀

We used sustainable metal straws, and reused plastic drink stirrers in this one. No unnecessary waste here!

Tom and Daisy

Recipe by Greg Henry

Ingredients:

2,5 oz old tom gin
1 oz fresh lemon juice
0,5 oz yellow Chartreuse
Club Soda

Mixing:

Shake the first three ingredients with fresh ice and strain into a highball glass filled with crushed ice. Top up with club soda.

Glassware:

highball


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