A gin & tonic barely needs improvement — but it does reward attention. This version uses a quick herb syrup and a thoughtful garnish to turn the world's simplest highball into something worthy of a slow evening on the porch. The herbs should echo what's in your gin — most London Dry gins lean on jun
A gin & tonic barely needs improvement — but it does reward attention. This version uses a quick herb syrup and a thoughtful garnish to turn the world's simplest highball into something worthy of a slow evening on the porch. The herbs should echo what's in your gin — most London Dry gins lean on jun
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