Herbaceous Tonic Infusion
Revitalize your spirits with this stunningly herbaceous take on the traditional Gin and Tonic, perfect for a lively gathering or a refreshing evening at home. The Herbaceous Tonic Infusion combines the crisp notes of gin with the fruity nuances of calvados and a medley of vibrant liqueurs, all elegantly presented with an intriguing syringe for an interactive drinking experience. A touch of lime juice and soda adds a refreshing brightness, making this cocktail as much about the experience as it is about the flavor. Indulge in the artistry of mixology with this delightful concoction that celebrates herbs and fruit in perfect harmony.
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Servings
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Calories
9
Ingredients
Ingredients
Lemorton Calvados
3/4 ounce (Measure and pour into the Collins glass.)
Fords Gin
3/4 ounce (Measure and pour into the Collins glass.)
Bitters
1/2 ounce (Use the bitters from the Re-Animator Transfusion recipe.)
Fever-Tree Tonic Water
2 ounces (Pour into the glass to top off.)
Soda Water
to taste (Add according to your preference.)
Lime Juice
1 barspoon (Measure and add to the glass.)
Midori Melon Liqueur
1/4 ounce (Use the plastic syringe for infusion.)
Strega Herbal Liqueur
1 barspoon (Use the plastic syringe for infusion.)
Combier Abricot Liqueur
1 barspoon (Use the plastic syringe for infusion.)
Instructions
1
In a Collins glass, combine the lemorton calvados, fords gin, bitters, and lime juice over Kold Draft ice, filling the glass until it is 3/4 full.
2
Top up the cocktail with the Fever-Tree tonic water, followed by a splash of soda water according to your taste preferences. Stir gently to combine.
3
In a plastic syringe, carefully measure and fill halfway with the Re-Animator Transfusion liqueurs: Midori, strega, and combier abricot.
4
Serve the infused cocktail alongside the filled syringe, encouraging the drinker to inject the liqueurs into their glass upon serving for a burst of flavor.
Nutrition Information
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Herbaceous Tonic Infusion?
The Herbaceous Tonic Infusion is a revitalizing and herbaceous variation of the traditional Gin and Tonic, featuring calvados, gin, and a unique syringe-based liqueur infusion.
What type of gin is used in this recipe?
The recipe specifically calls for 3/4 ounce of Fords Gin.
What kind of Calvados should I use?
You should use 3/4 ounce of Lemorton Calvados for this cocktail.
What are the ingredients for the syringe infusion?
The syringe is filled with a mixture of Midori Melon Liqueur, Strega Herbal Liqueur, and Combier Abricot Liqueur.
Why is a syringe used in this cocktail?
The syringe provides an interactive drinking experience, allowing the guest to inject a burst of fruit and herbal flavors directly into the drink.
What glass is best for the Herbaceous Tonic Infusion?
A Collins glass is recommended for serving this cocktail.
How much Midori is required?
The recipe uses 1/4 ounce of Midori Melon Liqueur.
What is the measurement for Strega Herbal Liqueur?
You should use 1 barspoon of Strega Herbal Liqueur.
How much Combier Abricot Liqueur is needed?
The recipe calls for 1 barspoon of Combier Abricot Liqueur.
What brand of tonic water is suggested?
Fever-Tree Tonic Water is the suggested brand for this infusion.
How much lime juice is added?
The recipe requires 1 barspoon of lime juice.
What type of ice should be used?
Kold Draft ice is recommended for this cocktail.
How much bitters are used in the recipe?
The recipe uses 1/2 ounce of bitters, specifically referencing the Re-Animator Transfusion recipe.
Is soda water necessary?
Yes, a splash of soda water is added to taste to provide extra brightness and carbonation.
How do I prepare the glass?
Combine calvados, gin, bitters, and lime juice over ice in a Collins glass until it is 3/4 full before topping with tonic.
When should the syringe be served?
The syringe should be served alongside the cocktail so the drinker can inject the liqueurs upon serving.
What is the flavor profile of this drink?
It features crisp gin notes, fruity calvados nuances, and a medley of vibrant herbal and fruit liqueurs.
How many ingredients are in the Herbaceous Tonic Infusion?
There are a total of 9 ingredients in this recipe.
Is this cocktail suitable for parties?
Yes, its interactive nature and stunning presentation make it perfect for lively gatherings.
What tags are associated with this cocktail?
The cocktail is tagged as herbaceous, refreshing, interactive, and mixology-focused.
How much tonic water is used?
The recipe specifies using 2 ounces of Fever-Tree Tonic Water.
Do I need to stir the cocktail?
Yes, you should stir gently to combine the spirits and tonic before adding the syringe infusion.
What is the total volume of spirits in the base?
The base contains 1.5 ounces of spirits (3/4 oz gin and 3/4 oz calvados).
Can I adjust the amount of soda water?
Yes, the soda water is added 'to taste' according to your personal preference.
What makes this a 'tonic infusion'?
It is a tonic-based drink where additional layers of flavor are infused via the syringe and specialty liqueurs.
What is the preparation for the Midori?
The Midori should be measured and added into the plastic syringe along with the other infusion liqueurs.
Is the lime juice freshly squeezed?
While not explicitly stated, using fresh lime juice is standard practice for high-quality mixology cocktails.
Is there a specific order for the syringe contents?
The instructions suggest filling the syringe halfway with the combined Midori, Strega, and Combier Abricot.
What is the purpose of the bitters?
The bitters add depth and complexity to the base spirits of gin and calvados.
How is the syringe presented to the guest?
It is served alongside the filled Collins glass, encouraging the guest to participate in the final step of the drink's creation.