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Porch-y Gin Fizz Lavender: Aromatic Lavender Gin Fizz Cocktail

If you want a drink made for hot afternoons and shady porches, this Lavender Gin Fizz is it. Porch y Gin Fizz balances bright pomegranate with fragrant lavender for a cocktail that feels calm and refreshing. Crystal Palardy dreamed it up. I put the finishing touches on it. Together we made a simple, elegant gin fizz with real charm.

It is easy to make. It is downright lovely to drink. A pomegranate gin cocktail that feels crisp, floral, and effortless.

The Porch-y Gin Fizz Cocktail Recipe

Makes one cocktail.

Ingredients

Crystal Palardy
recipe: Christa Cotton

Instructions

  1. Add gin, pomegranate juice, and Cucumber Lavender Bitters to a shaker with ice.
  2. Shake until cold.
  3. Strain into a lowball or stemless wine glass filled with fresh ice.
  4. Top with club soda.
  5. Garnish with a flowering lavender stalk.


Flavor Profile: A Celebration of Fruit and Herb

This lavender gin fizz stays delicate and balanced. Gin brings clean botanicals. Pomegranate adds sweet tart brightness. Our Cucumber Lavender Bitters lift the drink with a soft floral note. Club soda gives it a gentle sparkle that keeps everything light. It is refreshing and aromatic. Perfect for warm weather and porch sitting.

 

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Frequently Asked Questions 

What is a gin fizz?

A classic made with gin and sparkling water. The fizz comes from the bubbles.

What does a lavender gin fizz cocktail taste like?

Light, floral, and refreshing. Lavender complements gin without overpowering it.

Can I use club soda in a pomegranate gin cocktail?

Yes. It keeps the drink bright and crisp.

What type of gin works best?

A dry London style gin holds its structure and pairs beautifully with floral notes.

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