Rosemary Gin Fizz

I decided to give this recipe a try in continuing with my theme of gin and updated classic cocktails like the ginger bramble. A gin fizz is pretty classic. Adding rosemary is definitely a twist, but it sounded like it would be a good pairing with the lemon juice. I had to test my theory with this Rosemary Gin Fizz recipe!

This post was originally published on November 17, 2017. The text and photos were updated on July 14, 2021. The review and rating have not been changed.

I could not help but fall in love with this painting.
It has a certain fuzziness to it that reminds me of one of my favorite Summer drinks, a Rosemary Gin Fizz.

Recipe Author: Patricia van Essche at PVE Design
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The Ingredients

Just a few ingredients to this cocktail, and they’re all easy to find. Sure, it would be easier to find everything if you could buy gin at the grocery store, but now I’m just getting picky LOL! Besides, I didn’t have to shop for any of the ingredients—I had them all on hand.

Rosemary Gin Fizz Ingredients
Gin, club soda, rosemary, honey and lemon

The Process

This Rosemary Gin Fizz was very easy to make, and the only special equipment needed is a muddler. You’re just bruising the rosemary leaves to release their flavor, and I imagine you could use a wooden spoon or a meat mallet if you don’t have a muddler.

Everything is assembled in the glass. You don’t even need a cocktail shaker. Like I said, very easy to make. I even took the time to use ice cubes from a tray instead of the refrigerator door, and I had a beautiful cocktail made and garnished in 2 1/2 minutes.

So how was it?

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Like the original version, this gin fizz is bubbly and tart. The rosemary does pair well with the lemon, and the honey adds the tiniest amount of sweetness. I was a little disappointed that the flavor of the gin didn't come through much, and getting rosemary leaves in my mouth wasn't the best. Still, this was a clean, crisp cocktail I think would be excellent for the summer heat.
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Like the original version, this gin fizz is bubbly and tart. The rosemary does pair well with the lemon, and the honey adds the tiniest amount of sweetness. I was a little disappointed that the flavor of the gin didn't come through much, and getting rosemary leaves in my mouth wasn't the best. Still, this was a clean, crisp cocktail I think would be excellent for the summer heat.Rosemary Gin Fizz