Queen Elizabeth.
Dry Vermouth: Missing
Gin: Missing
Benedictine: Missing
A small measure of Benedictine gives this gin-and-vermouth cocktail its rounded herbal accent. Dry vermouth contributes a wine note without dominating the spirit, while the liqueur supplies sweetness and spice. Stirring keeps the drink clear and produces a smooth texture suited to a chilled cocktail glass.
Cocktail GlassWhat ingredients do I need for Queen Elizabeth?
- Dry Vermouth: Missing1.48 cl
- Gin: Missing4.44 cl
- Benedictine: Missing1.5 tsp
How do I make Queen Elizabeth?
What does Queen Elizabeth taste like?
Gin and dry vermouth make a botanical base. Benedictine adds honeyed herbal sweetness.
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