Cherrapunji Eastern Craft Gin

Aviation

The Aviation is gin's most beautiful cocktail — gin, maraschino liqueur, crème de violette, and lemon juice shaken into a drink with a haunting lavender hue. Floral, citrusy, and complex, it's a showstopper both to look at and to drink.

Bee's Knees

Bee's Knees shakes gin with fresh lemon juice and honey syrup for a cocktail that's floral, citrusy, and sweetly complex. Honey rounds the gin's botanicals beautifully for a drink that's sophisticated yet approachable. A Prohibition-era classic that deserves more attention.

French 75

The Gin French 75 shakes gin with lemon juice and simple syrup then tops with Champagne for a cocktail that's sharp, celebratory, and undeniably elegant. Gin's botanicals add complexity that vodka versions simply can't match. A true classic for special occasions.

Gin and Tonic

Gin and Tonic is the world's most classic gin serve — crisp gin topped with tonic water over ice with a lime wedge. Refreshing, slightly bitter, and endlessly versatile, it lets the gin's botanicals shine. Choose your tonic carefully — it makes all the difference.

Martini

The Gin Martini is the purest expression of gin — spirit stirred with dry vermouth until ice-cold and served in a chilled glass with an olive. Bold, aromatic, and bracingly dry, it's one of the most iconic cocktails ever created. Stir, don't shake, for maximum clarity.

Negroni

The Negroni is the perfect bitter aperitif — equal parts gin, Campari, and sweet vermouth stirred over ice and garnished with an orange twist. Bittersweet, complex, and deeply satisfying, it's one of the most loved cocktails in the world. Always stir, never shake.

Negroni Sbagliato

The Negroni Sbagliato replaces gin with Prosecco for a lighter, sparkling take on the bitter classic. Gin, sweet vermouth, and Prosecco over ice create a drink that's bittersweet, fizzy, and deeply refreshing. Easier on the palate than the original — and just as elegant.

Southside

The Southside muddled mint with lemon juice and simple syrup, then shakes with gin for a herbaceous, citrusy cocktail that sits somewhere between a Mojito and a Gin Sour. Fresh, bright, and bracingly clean — one of gin's most refreshing serves.

Tom Collins

The Tom Collins shakes gin with lemon juice and simple syrup, then tops with soda for a long, refreshing gin cocktail that's tart, fizzy, and endlessly drinkable. One of gin's oldest serves and still one of its best. Garnish with both lemon and a cherry.