
+1000 gins • PerfectServes • Tonics • Inspirations


Best enjoyed with Fever-Tree Naturally Light Tonic Water, garnished with a lime slice.
Recommended TonicFever-Tree Naturally Light Tonic Water
Garnish
a lime sliceMade and bottled in Leith, Edinburgh, with organic ingredients and renewable electricity. Lind & Lime Organic Gin is bottled at 44% ABV.
Juniper sits at the core, lifted by fresh lime peel and a faint, fragrant pepper note. Juniper keeps the recipe grounded and gives the opening a clear, dry spine.
The botanical list gives the gin its movement from the first aroma through the palate and into the finish. Serve it cold enough for the individual notes to remain distinct, not blurred by sweetness or excessive dilution.
For the Perfect Serve, pour 5 cl over plenty of clear ice, add 10 cl of Fever-Tree Naturally Light Tonic Water, then finish with a lime slice. Keep the garnish restrained so it supports the gin rather than replacing it.
The documented botanicals - JUNIPER BERRIES, LIME PEEL, PINK PEPPERCORNS - provide a useful tasting route. Start with the aromatic lift, then let the juniper and the drier ingredients take their place as the ice begins to melt. This approach gives the glass more detail than a fast first sip and keeps the character of Lind & Lime Organic Gin clear from beginning to end.
A careful serve matters here. Use sound, full cubes of ice, a well-chilled tonic and no more garnish than the recipe needs. Taste once before topping up: the right balance should leave the gin visible, with freshness in the middle and a clean, composed finish. It is a small adjustment, but it makes the difference between a generic long drink and one that reflects the bottle.
Give the ice a brief stir after adding tonic, then leave the glass still for a moment so the aromas settle before the first sip.

a lime sliceFor the Perfect Serve, pour 5 cl over plenty of clear ice, add 10 cl of Fever-Tree Naturally Light Tonic Water, then finish with a lime slice.
Keep the garnish restrained so it supports the gin rather than replacing it.



