Gin · Flute
French 75
Lemon and juniper with crisp, celebratory bubbles.
THE STORY BEHIND THE GLASS
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ITS FLAVOR AT A GLANCE
Relative 0–100 estimates, not measurements. Dryness runs sweet → dry; spirit-forwardness describes flavor, not ABV.
FAMILIAR, WITH A DIFFERENCE
How does it compare?
Tom Collins
Gin · HighballCompared with French 75, Tom Collins is sweeter and less bubbly.
Lemon and gentle gin botanicals stretched into a refreshing, sparkling long drink.
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The recipe
One serving · milliliters · suggested house specification
- 30 ml gin
- 15 ml lemon juice
- 15 ml simple syrup
- 60 ml dry sparkling wine
Shake gin, lemon and syrup with ice. Strain into a flute and top with sparkling wine.
Glass Flute
Garnish Lemon twist
Recipe notes & reference
Same measures; dry sparkling wine may replace Champagne; optional lemon twist added.
Simple syrup is 1:1 sugar to water by weight; rich syrup is 2:1. Check ingredient labels for allergens. Flavor scores are AI-assisted estimates.
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