Recipes - Tonic

Amaretto Sour

Published by Bastien Poulain the

A very simple cocktail to make at home and which will be really perfect to taste during your next virtual aperitif.

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The Summer Spritz

Published by Bastien Poulain the

Photo and recipe by Fanny Gauthier Ingredients: 0.5 oz. lemon juice 2 tsp. Bonne Maman apricot jam 2 basil leaves cut in 2 2 oz. island sprite 3 oz. peach nectar 2 oz. Tonic 1642 Preparation: In a shaker, put all the ingredients except the Tonic 1642. Add ice and shake vigorously for 8-10 seconds. Pour your entire shaker into an Old Fashioned glass. Top with Tonic 1642. Decoration idea: Slap a nice head of basil and place it on top of your drink.

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Gin Tonic & Cucumber Shooter

Published by Bastien Poulain the

Ingredients 1 fairly large cucumber 1 oz of Jardin Verde 2 oz of Tonic 1642 Preparation: Cut the cucumber into 1.5 inch pieces. Empty the cucumbers 3/4 of the way through (seed and flesh). In a shaker, put 1 oz of Jardin Verde. Add ice and shake vigorously for 8-10 seconds. Pour the entire shaker into the 4 cucumber pieces and top off with Tonic 1642. Decoration idea: Slap a small head of basil and place it on the top of the cucumber...

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Hugo Gin-Rard

Published by Bastien Poulain the

Photo and recipe by Maxime Boivin Ingredients 1 oz of gin 1/2 oz of Amernoir 5 oz of 1642 tonic 1 slice cucumber 3 spinach leaves 1 lime wedge Preparation: Combine all ingredients in a tall glass and stir. Except tonic. Garnish with lime and cucumber. Cheers!

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Gimme Zaatar

Published by Bastien Poulain the

Photo and recipe by /Restaurant Mélisse Ingredients 1 oz. lime juice (one whole lime) 1 oz of zaatar syrup 1642 Tonic 1 Lebanese cucumber 1 line of zaatar Preparation: Fill old fashioned glass with ice Add lime juice and zaatar syrup Top with tonic and stir Garnish with four Lebanese cucumber slices in a fan shape Sprinkle with a thin line of zaatar For the Zaatar Syrup (1.5 liter): Mix 1 L of water, 1 kg of sugar and 1 cup of zaatar. Let infuse for 24 hours. Then filter finely. Cheers!

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