Spec: 50 ml gin, 100–150 ml tonic, lime or lemon. Lots of ice keeps it from diluting fast.
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Highball or balloon glass, filled with ice.
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Spec: 50 ml gin, 100–150 ml tonic, lime or lemon. Lots of ice keeps it from diluting fast.
Highball or balloon glass, filled with ice.
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