Move over gin and tonic, there's a new gin drink in town! This Raspberry Gin Fizz Cocktail is full of fresh flavors and is simply delicious and refreshing.
Here in Kentucky, it's mostly all about the bourbon, but this cocktail is made with delicious Kentucky Gin! Castle & Key is a newish bourbon distillery in Millville, KY. I say newish because it is a very old distillery that was created by E.H. Taylor in 1887, and was named the Old Taylor Distillery. After changing hands a few times, it was left abandoned for over 40 years. Now, some amazing folks are restoring the distillery and it is now the Castle & Key Distillery. You can learn all about the Castle & Key Distillery HERE! Matt and I scored a couple of bottles of the Restoration Release Gin and Vodka, and are going to tour the distillery soon...so stay tuned for that experience. We will be sharing photos and video very soon! Now...onto the delicious cocktail that I am now in love with...
What's in a Raspberry Gin Fizz?
Here are the ingredients you will need to make a raspberry gin fizz...
- 1 ½ ounces of gin (We used Castle & Key)
- 5-6 fresh raspberries
- a few fresh mint leaves
- ¾ ounces of simple syrup (find our how to make delicious Homemade Simple Syrup HERE!)
- ¾ ounces of club soda
- ice
- a few raspberries and fresh sprig of mint for garnish (optional)
Raspberry Gin Fizz Recipe
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Raspberry Gin Fizz Cocktail
Description
These Raspberry Gin Fizz Cocktails are so delicious and fresh that you'll leave they leave gin and tonic in the dust!
Ingredients
- 1 ½ ounces of gin (We used Castle & Key)
- 5-6 fresh raspberries
- a few fresh mint leaves
- ¾ ounces of simple syrup (find our how to make delicious Homemade Simple Syrup HERE!)
- ¾ ounces of club soda
- ice
- a few raspberries and fresh sprig of mint for garnish (optional)
Instructions
- In a shaker, add raspberries, mint leaves, simple syrup and gin.
- Muddle together.
- Fill a glass with ice.
- Strain the muddled mixture into the glass over the ice.
- Add club soda and stir.
- Garnish with fresh raspberries and a sprig of mint.
Notes
You can easily change this recipe up by swapping the raspberries for fresh strawberries, blueberries or blackberries.
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Jessica Ramirez says
Used strawberries instead. Turned out so yummy. Your link for the simple syrup was great too 😊
★★★★★
Lola says
So good! Used lemonade instead of sofa and simple syrup. Perfect for a warm Australian Autumn day
★★★★★