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Jun 7, 2024

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Learn how to make the perfect Archie Rose Signature Dry Gin and tonic with this fantastic three-ingredient recipe.

Pairing Archie Rose gin with Twelve Below Classic Premium Tonic, and garnishing with slices of orange, this delicious serving suggestion was created by the experts at Craft Gin Club. It's refreshing, complex and a must-try for any gin fan.

What's more, lucky Craft Gin Club members get everything they need for this serve in their June 2024 Gin of the Month box - if you aren't a member, worry not! Anyone can get the Archie Rose G&T bundle on the Craft Gin Club online shop.

What makes this serving suggestion so special? That unique and carefully considered pairing of Archie Rose and Twelve Below is just SO delicious!

There is a reason that Craft Gin Club chose Archie Rose Signature Dry Gin as their June 2024 Gin of the Month. This truly special spirit is distilled in Australia, in the City of Syndey, by the remarkable team at Archie Rose Distilling Company.

To make this craft Australian gin, they use botanicals unique to Australia like sunrise lime, waxflower, Dorrigo pepperleaf, and strawberry gum to give you a gin experience that is at once classic London Dry and uniquely Australian.

It has a juniper-forward flavour profile with layers of herb and citrus tones that are simply divine.

Twelve Below Classic Premium Tonic, with its delicate bubbles and soft citrus notes, complements those citrus and herb flavours in the gin perfectly. Adding its own subtly bitter quinine backbone.

The orange garnish then adds juicier, sweeter hints of citrus that round out each sip like nothing else can.

Of course, to get the best out of all of these ingredients, you can to take the ice you use into consideration.

For us, it has to be The Ice Co. Super Cubes. Their huge size mean that they melt slowly, chilling your drink without watering it down - which is hugely important in any G&T!