Gin Cocktails

Enjoy some fabulously refreshing milk gin cocktails using Bertha’s Revenge Gin.
  • The Gimlet

    published in Gin Cocktails

    Bertha works really well in The Gimlet as the spice botanicals shine through perfectly. It’s a lovely fresh, boozy cocktail and is very easy to mix.

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  • The Negroni

    published in Gin Cocktails

    This is one of our favourite aperitifs. We have tried dozens of variations in some of the swankiest cocktail bars in London and Dublin and our favourite was in fact the one we had at The Merchant Hotel in Belfast and we follow their recipe.

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  • The Gannet interviews Justin & Jenny

    published in Gin Cocktails, Recipes, Events, News

    We were interviewed by Killian Fox of The Gannet over a spot of lunch and gin cocktails a few weeks ago. Lovely piece, thank you Killian! Fab pics by Emile Dineen….

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  • Rhubarb Martini

    published by Justin Green in Gin Cocktails

    Ballyvolane House Rhubarb Martini

    This is the cocktail we serve during the spring and summer at Ballyvolane House as the rhubarb is in season and we grow it in our walled-garden. A couple of Rhubarb Martinis before dinner promises lively conversation throughout dinner. They are absolutely delicious and very easy to make.

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  • Hedgerow Martini

    published by Antony Jackson in Gin Cocktails

    Bertha's Hedgerow Martini

    We use sloes, blackberries and elderflowers that are all foraged from the hedgerows at different times of the year. We pick the elderflowers in May and make a large batch of elderflower cordial, but you can also buy elderflower cordial in the shops.

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  • The Perfect B&T

    published by Justin Green in Gin Cocktails

    Bertha and tonic

    What exactly makes a perfect Bertha and Tonic? A simple and authentic twist on a cocktail classic.

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  • The Perfect Dry Martini Cocktail

    published by Antony Jackson in Gin Cocktails

    A Bertha Martini

    This is a classic recipe for 2 Dry Martinis. Generally as a rule of thumb, there should be 3, 4 or 5 parts gin to 1 part vermouth. Nowadays, it’s more popular the have a high proportion of vermouth.

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