Pimm's Cup
The Pimm's Cup: England's summer in a jug — Pimm's No. 1 gin-based liqueur lengthened with lemonade and a fruit salad of cucumber, strawberry, orange and mint.
What it is
The Pimm's Cup: England's summer in a jug — Pimm's No.1 gin-based liqueur lengthened with lemonade and a fruit salad of cucumber, strawberry, orange and mint. Origins: James Pimm, a London oyster-bar owner, created his tonic cups in the 1840s; the No.1 Cup became the drink of Wimbledon and Henley. Made from: Pimm's No.1 (gin, herbs, spices, orange), lemonade, and the famous garnish medley. How it's made: 1) Fill a jug with ice. 2) Pour 1 part Pimm's to 3 parts lemonade. 3) Add cucumber, strawberries, orange and mint. Served: in tall glasses at garden parties and tennis. Flavor: fruity, herbal, gently bitter — summer refreshment. Strength: about 6-7% as served (Pimm's itself is 25%). Culture: serving Pimm's badly (too little fruit) is a social offence in June. See also: London Dry Gin, English Ale.
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