Orange Gin and Tonic with Cinnamon


Orange Gin and Tonic with Cinnamon

Hey there, food lovers! Let me introduce you to a drink that is scintillatingly fresh, fruity, with just a kiss of spice – the “Orange Gin and Tonic with Cinnamon”. Imagine sinking into a velvety sunset while sipping this exquisite cocktail. This is a great choice for any celebration, be it a cozy dinner or a lavish summer party! The sweet of the orange, the zing of the gin, and that comforting warmth of cinnamon – it’s a marriage made in heaven! Trust me, one sip and you would be floating on cloud nine.

This fantastic cocktail does not ask for long hours in the kitchen. You would be surprised how this dreamy drink manifests just within a couple of minutes without any fuss. So, let’s not blabber any more and dive into the making of this magical potion.

  • Prep time: 5 minutes
  • Cook time: N/A
  • Total time: 5 minutes
  • Servings: 1 cocktail
  • Yield: Serve in a highball glass

Are you excited? I sure am. Let’s shake, rattle, and pour!

Ingredients & Equipment You’ll Need

  • 2 oz Gin
  • 4 oz Tonic water
  • 1/4 Orange
  • 1 Cinnamon stick
  • Ice cubes

You would need a highball glass and a cocktail stirrer for serving. The key player here is no doubt the Gin. Make sure you use high-quality gin for the best results. The tonic brings an excellent bitter fizz which compliments the gin fantastically. The orange slice and cinnamon, adds that necessary zing and warmth to this cocktail. Substitute the orange for any citrus fruit of your choosing for a refreshing variation.

How To Make Orange Gin and Tonic with Cinnamon

  1. Grab your highball glass and fill it generously with ice cubes.
  2. Squeeze in the juicy quarter of an orange.
  3. Pour the gin over the orange-soaked ice.
  4. Top it with tonic water.
  5. Give it a good stir and garnish with a cinnamon stick. Your cocktail is ready to serve.

Tips For The Best Results

  • Always use a high-quality tonic.
  • Overloading with gin will overpower other flavors. Balance is everything!

Storage Tips

  • Avoid pre-mixing the cocktail and storing in the fridge.
  • Always serve immediately after preparation for the best experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I replace orange with other fruits?

A: You can use any citrus fruit. A lemon, grapefruit, or a lime works great too.

Q: Can you substitute another alcohol for the gin?

A: For a different flavor profile, you could use tequila, rum, or vodka.

Q: Why high-quality tonic?

A: Low-quality tonics often have a metallic aftertaste that can spoil the taste of the cocktail.

Q: How can I make my drink colder?

A: Freeze your glass a few minutes before the preparation. This will make your drink colder and refreshing.

Q: Can I make it alcohol free?

A: Absolutely, swap out the gin for more tonic water or soda.

Nutritional Facts of Orange Gin and Tonic with Cinnamon

This cocktail roughly contains about 173 calories, 3g of carbohydrates, 17g of alcohol, and zero fats and proteins.

And there you have it – your very own Orange Gin and Tonic with Cinnamon! It’s a drink that stands tall and proud on its own. Nevertheless, if you’re looking to pair, crispy snacks or grilled appetizers would be a grand combo. Pour, sip, and let this beautiful mix take you to the gin paradise! Cheers!


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