Cocktail Recipes Of Gin
Queen Elizabeth II loves a cocktail with Dubonet and (I think) Gin? Does anyone know the recipe?
What is the recipe for the Queen’s favourite cocktail?
I saw a documentary on PBS that showed her favourite cocktail. They showed a bartender make it for her while her and the rest of the Royal family watched a fly over and a big march. The cocktail definitely had Dubonet in it, and possibly Gin. It also had a twist of either orange peel or lemon peel.
Does anyone have the recipe for this cocktail?
The Queen’s Favourite drink is Gin and Dubonnet.
Dubonnet is a red-wine based aperitif that’s similar to red vermouth.
30% Gin and 70% Dubonnet are mixed with ice in a crystal tumbler.
A lemon slice is placed under the ice.
A very similar drink has a dash of bitters added in, and is called a DUBONNET COCKTAIL. This drink is almost identical, and I’m sure that this name can serve to reference the Queen’s favourite drink.
Hope this helps!
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