Lone Tree Cooler.
Carbonated water: Missing
Gin: Missing
Dry Vermouth: Missing
Powdered sugar: Missing
Orange spiral: Missing
Lemon peel: Missing
A small spoonful of sugar rounds out this gin-and-vermouth highball without turning it into a syrupy drink. Carbonated water provides the length and bubbles, while citrus peels add aroma rather than juice. Dissolving the sugar before adding ice helps it spread evenly through the finished cooler.
Collins GlassWhat ingredients do I need for Lone Tree Cooler?
- Carbonated water: MissingSee method
- Gin: Missing5.91 cl
- Dry Vermouth: Missing1 tbsp
- Powdered sugar: Missing0.5 tsp
- Orange spiral: Missing1 piece
- Lemon peel: Missing1 twist of
How do I make Lone Tree Cooler?
What does Lone Tree Cooler taste like?
Gin and dry vermouth make a lightly sweetened soda cooler. Orange and lemon peel give it a fresh citrus aroma.
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