COCKTAIL RECIPE
Makes 1 cocktail
3 oz Lillet Blanc or Rosé
3-4 oz tonic
Lemon peel, for garnish
Fresh thyme sprig, for garnish
Fill a wine glass, large coupe, or highball with ice. Add the Lillet, top with tonic, and give it a gentle stir. Garnish with a lemon peel and a fresh thyme sprig.
NOTES FROM THE BAR
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LILLET BLANC VS ROSÉ
Both work beautifully here. Blanc leans more citrus and honeyed, while Rosé brings a touch of red berry and a prettier pale pink color in the glass. If you're serving this for date night, Rosé is the more romantic pour.
GLASSWARE OPTIONS
A coupe or wine glass keeps this feeling elevated, but a simple highball works just as well if that's what you have on hand. Either way, plenty of ice keeps it cold and diluted just enough as you sip.
TONIC MATTERS
A good quality tonic makes a real difference in a drink this simple. Look for one that's not overly sweet so the Lillet's floral notes can still come through.
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