Tonic-ally Aligned With Some Gin
Welcome to the month where the rest of the year is all about Bar’s! Yep, it’s Septem-bar! As we ease into fall, our cocktails are getting a seasonal upgrade. Get ready to sip on the perfect cocktail of the month, a recipe that’s close to L’Officiel's heart. Cheers to a fabulous fall!

We've crunched the numbers, and guess what? The stats are in! The reigning champ of 2024's cocktails is none other than the Gin and Tonic, with a whopping 28% of the world raising a glass to it. But we didn’t stop there—oh no! We decided to shake things up and give the classic G&T a fresh, modern spin. Now, we've got a recipe you'll want to sip all weekend long—and during brunch, too! So, grab your shaker and jump aboard the cocktail express—we're about to get our booze on!
Berry Bliss Posh G&T
Ingredients
- 50ml of your zesty, sunshine-in-a-bottle gin
- 1 tablespoon of sweet vermouth (think of it as a magic potion)
- 2 dashes of peach bitters (because we love a little drama)
- Tonic water, to top (the fizzy sidekick)
- A cheeky handful of the juiciest seasonal berries you can find
- Ice cubes
- A sprig of mint (optional, but totally fab)
- Instructions:
Pop your favorite glass in the freezer for a minute or two. We’re talking frosty vibes here.
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Pour 50ml of your vibrant, citrussy gin into the chilled glass. Just like you’re summoning a genie, but in this case, it’s gin.
Add a tablespoon of sweet vermouth. Give it a good swirl.
Add two dashes of peach bitters. Think of this as the plot twist in your G&T story—unexpected, yet delightful.
Fill your glass with ice cubes—let’s keep things cool and sassy.
Pour in the tonic water until your glass is bubbling with joy. Stir gently.
Toss in a playful handful of those luscious seasonal berries.
Feeling extra fancy? Add a mint sprig for a fresh pop that’ll tickle your nose with every sip.
Raise your glass, take a sip, and let the flavors dance on your tongue. It’s like a berry-filled, peachy-citrus party in your mouth!
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