Step into Still Spirits Tasting Room in Albuquerque, a haven for the discerning drinker. They’ve transformed an old industrial building into a vibrant hub of cocktail culture and spirit production. The in-house distillery provides the foundation for an imaginative cocktail menu, showcasing the versatility of their handcrafted spirits. From classic recipes reimagined to bold, experimental concoctions, they’re dedicated to pushing the boundaries of flavor. This Spanish Gin and Tonic continues the sensory journey with a taste of summer, and an invitation to unwind on a warm afternoon.
Why Wheeler’s Gin in This Spanish Gin and Tonic?
Besides the fact that this delicious gin comes from Santa Fe, Wheeler’s Western Dry Gin excels in flavor. It’s goes down smooth with earthy notes of aromatic sage, cactus flower, juniper, and osha root. The reason it works so well in this Spanish Gin and Tonic is because it embodies all the gems of the Southwest. You can even take things a step further by experimenting with garnishes like black peppercorns, basil, tajin-coated limes, or even wedges of tomatoes.
Spanish Gin and Tonic
Description
What makes a Spanish Gin and Tonic? The garnishes, of course!
Ingredients
- 2 oz Wheeler’s Western Dry Gin
- .75 oz tonic syrup
- .25 oz lime juice
- Top with soda water
- Dress up your cocktail to have a seasonal vibe with fresh herbs, fruits/citrus, peppercorns, etc.! Get creative!
Instructions
- Add all ingredients including garnish into a large wine glass, Add ice and top with soda.
Recipe by Clay, Still Spirits
Story by Andrea Duran
Styling by Anna Franklin
Photography by Laura Petrilla
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