12 Gin and Tonic Garnishes You Must Try

It’s a question I’m often asked at my gin tasting events. “What’s the best garnish for a gin and tonic?”
After reeling off my favourite garnishes for a good 5 minutes, I realised that I needed to put together a post on this, so here are 12 Gin and Tonic garnishes you must try. The gins I’ve suggested are just some options, there are no hard and fast rules. Simply look at the botanicals used in making a particular gin and choose a garnish that you think will complement or enhance those ingredients.
Easy!

Pink Grapefruit

Try with: Melbourne Gin Company Dry Gin, No.3 London Dry Gin, Tanqueray No. 10

Rose petal and cucumber

Try with: Hendrick’s Gin

Orange

Try with: Opihr Spiced Gin, Four Pillars Rare Dry Gin, Xoriguer Mahon Gin, Whitley Neill, Fords Gin

Mint and strawberry

Try with: Beefeater 24, Starward Mint and Strawberry Gin, Aviation Gin

Lavender and lemon

Try with: Bulldog Gin, G’vine Floraison, Botanic Australis

Lemon and thyme

Try with: Adnam’s First Rate Copper House gin, Ferdinand’s Saar Gin, Great Southern Dry Gin, The Botanist

Try with : Opihr Spiced Gin, McHenry & Sons Navy Strength, Stone Pine Gin

Apple and juniper

Try with: Elephant Gin, William Chase Elegant Gin, 78 Degrees

Strawberry and basil

Try with: Martin Miller’s Gin, Gin Mare

Lime and ginger

Try with: Tanqueray Rangpur, McHenry & Sons Navy Strength, Opihr Spice Gin, G’vine Floraison Gin

Rosemary and black pepper

Try with: Gin Mare, Melbourne Gin Company, KIS Wild Gin

Capsicum and basil

Try with: The West Winds Cutlass
I’d love to hear about your favourite garnishes!

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  3. Nice article. The pink grapefruit in the first picture is actually red grapefruit though – slightly sweeter and more fragrant than pink.

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