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The Canadian Gin and Tonic is more than just a twist on a classic. It starts with the distinct flavors of Canadian Gin, where subtle juniper notes are just the beginning. This cocktail brings a playful twist with its color-changing gin. Infused with butterfly pea powder, the gin shifts from a rich purple when mixed with citrus or other pH effecting ingredients. Adding an extra layer of excitement to your drink. It's not just a color show, it's a dynamic way to enjoy a classic.
- 50 ml Canadian Gin
- 200 ml Tonic Water (or to taste)
- Fresh Citrus Fruit, for garnish (i.e. lemon, lime, grapefruit)
- Ice Cubes
- 1 Glass
- Fill the glass with ice cubes.
- Pour 50 ml of the Wild Strawberry Gin over the ice.
- Slowly add 200 ml of tonic water.
- Stir the mixture lightly to blend the gin and tonic water, without decarbonating it.
- Twist your piece of fresh citrus fruit over the drink. This will not only infuse fresh flavours but initiate the colour change of the Canadian Gin. You can then place the fruit into the drink or on the rim.
As you finish your Canadian Gin and Tonic, you're left with an appreciation for the depth of flavors. The unique Canadian Gin, with its carefully balanced juniper and botanicals, provides a sophisticated backdrop to the drink. The color change from the butterfly pea powder is a bonus, highlighting the drink's complexity. It's a cocktail experience that goes beyond the ordinary, leaving a lasting impression of both flavor and presentation.
