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Gin syrup

Cocktails with Gin syrup

Gin syrup is an alcohol-free syrup flavored with gin botanicals such as juniper and citrus peel.

How it's used

It gives a drink juniper, citrus peel and sugar without the strength of gin. Sours, lemonades and citrus builds take it well. If the drink also has sugar syrup, it will need less.

Substitutes for Gin syrup

Bottled gin syrup

Monin's alcohol-free juniper and citrus version is the closest match. Swap it in straight.

Homemade gin syrup

Take equal parts sugar and water. Simmer 3 tablespoons of crushed juniper berries, an orange peel and 3 cardamom pods in it for 20 minutes. Chill overnight and strain.

Non-alcoholic gin

Brands like Lyre's or Monday work well. They lack sugar, so sweeten with sugar syrup to taste.

Gin

Works only if alcohol is welcome. Add a little sugar syrup.

Sloe gin

Won't work for alcohol-free drinks. It brings alcohol, so it ruins a mocktail.

Storage

An opened commercial bottle keeps a month or more in the fridge; homemade, about two weeks. The botanical aroma fades faster than the syrup spoils, so smell it before use.

Non-alcoholic Gin-Tonic

Non-alcoholic Gin-Tonic

Non alcoholic

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