Nutrition Facts
1 servings
1
Recipe for Gin Fizz, a refreshing lemon cocktail.
No Reviews
Discover my easy-to-make gin fizz recipe, perfect for a summer aperitif! Made with gin, lemon juice, cane sugar syrup, and sparkling water, this cocktail can also be adapted to a non-alcoholic version with juniper syrup! A great alternative to gin and tonic! To make it without a shaker, use a water bottle, for example!
Ingredients
5 gin
2 cane sugar syrup
3 lemon juice
10 sparkling water
5 ice cubes
Directions
1
Mix the ingredients for the gin fizz. In a shaker, pour in the gin, lemon juice, sugar syrup, and ice.
2
Mix vigorously for a few seconds.
3
Serve by pouring into a large glass, top with sparkling water, and optionally add a slice of lemon.
Ingredients
Ingredients
5 gin
2 cane sugar syrup
3 lemon juice
10 sparkling water
5 ice cubes
Directions
Directions
1
Mix the ingredients for the gin fizz. In a shaker, pour in the gin, lemon juice, sugar syrup, and ice.
2
Mix vigorously for a few seconds.
3
Serve by pouring into a large glass, top with sparkling water, and optionally add a slice of lemon.
Notes
-
Christine
Variant of the gin fizz My suggestion: Put 3 tablespoons of sugar, 15 cl of a low-calorie sweetener, 4 cl of gin, lemon juice, ice cubes, and shake it all together: a delight. -
Francis
Good recipe The recipe presented is good, but I add an egg white to the shaker to make the gin fizz creamier, and I finish, once poured into the glasses, with a dash of strawberry syrup to balance the slight bitterness. -
Laurent
Variant My suggestion: Personally, I do not use sparkling water in the gin fizz. I stick to ice cubes, 1/3 cane syrup, the juice of one lemon, and 2/3 gin. -
????
Great, you need to refrigerate all the ingredients!!!!! Alcohol is harmful to health. -
fradeb
Very refreshing but very light.
Leave a Review
Please log in or register for a new account in order to leave a review.
TH 
EN