Bombay Bramble & Premium Indian Tonic Water | The Pairing Guide | Our Perfect Serve (2024)

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How to drink Bombay Sapphire Bramble? ›

Taste: Off-dry with delicate ripe berry sweetness softening dry gin. Slight almost soapy note to the jammy berry flavour with forceful spice.

Bright Berried Flavor, No Added Sugar

A focus on quality ingredients and no added sugar makes Bramble an endless canvas for co*cktail creativity and delivers a more sophisticated taste.

Mix Bombay Sapphire gin with all sorts of mixers to create your favorite gin co*cktail. For instance, mix it with tonic water and lime juice for a classic gin and tonic. Or, combine it with zesty mixers like lemon, grapefruit, or cucumber for a refreshing co*cktail.

To appreciate the botanicals in Bombay Sapphire, try it on the rocks or chilled and straight at least once.

a bottle of Fever Tree's Ginger Ale, the perfect complement to the bold flavours of Bombay Bramble. Its crisp, refreshing, and delicately spicy flavours bring a delightful depth and twist to the classic gin and tonic.

In its simplest form, this drink takes its name from the bush on which the sweet blackberries which provide the principal flavour of the co*cktail grow, although another suggestion for the source of the name is “the winding nature that the liqueur takes when it's poured from the top to the bottom of the glass, as though ...

My absolute FAVE pink gin. I don't like sweet pink gins, so this having no added sugar is perfect for me. Can't wait to sip on one in teh summer.

The heart of Bombay Sapphire is in the United Kingdom, in the town of Laverstoke, where the distillery is located.

What mixer goes with Bombay Bramble? ›

In a highball glass filled with ice, combine Bombay Bramble and fresh lime juice. Top with ginger ale. Garnish with a lime wedge.

Diabetes. Spirits like gin typically have no carbohydrates on their own, making them a better drink option for people with diabetes. Mixers matter to blood sugar levels. Gin is usually paired with tonic water, which has 22 grams of added sugar per 8 ounces, according to the USDA.

A “typical” gin and tonic is made with 5 ounces of tonic water and 2 ounces of gin; so 3 x 5 = 15 grams of sugar per drink. But of course… how you mix it can vary that. Alcohol, though it provides calories, provides ZERO sugar. ALL the sugar in alcoholic drinks comes from the mixers, not the alcohol.

Gin and Elderflower

To make this delicately flavoured combination, you can buy carbonated elderflower or make your own by combining elderflower cordial with sparkling water. The subtle flavours make gin mixed with elderflower a refreshing alcoholic drink for a hot day.

The Aged Affinity co*cktail is a signature small batch co*cktail from our award winning Bramble Bar in Edinburgh. A delicious whisky libation, aged in an Oloroso cask, is a wonderful blend of Glenmorangie, a vermouth blend, bitters and Byrrh.