Sip away the season with a special gin we recently discovered and used to make a delicious cranberry and tonic.
We recently tried a gin that is unlike any other gin we have had the pleasure of sipping. It is seriously smooth and we enjoyed simply sipping it on the rocks. Enter, Brockmans Gin. On the nose, this gin has the typical juniper aromas, but it also has more berry and fruit notes than other gins. Its taste is just as refined and exquisite with a flavor profile complete with berries and coriander. If you wouldn’t describe yourself as a huge gin fan, we suggest you try this one. It’s so well balanced it may make you change your mind about gin. 
Playing off of the fruit elements of this gin, we create a simple cranberry and tonic. It’s perfect for the winter, but come summer, we can’t wait to swap out the cranberries for raspberries or blueberries.
Disclosure: We were not compensated to write this post, but we did receive free Brockmans product in order to create this cocktail.
Cranberry and Tonic
- Yield: 1 drink 1x
Ingredients
- 4 Cranberries (fresh)
- 1/4 cup Brockmans Gin
- 2 tablespoons orange juice
- Ice
- 1/4 cup or a bit less Tonic
- Garnish: Spruce and 3 fresh cranberries
Instructions
- In a shaker or a jar with a lid, muddle the cranberries. Add in the gin, fresh orange juice and ice. Taste and adjust orange juice based on your preference (remember that tonic will be added).
- Strain and pour into glass.
- Top with tonic and garnish with fresh cranberries and a spruce sprig (optional).
- Category: Cocktail
