Pink Gin Fizz

This Pink Gin Fizz is a spin on the classic cocktail, the Gin Fizz. This festive pink cocktail is a great way to celebrate special occasions like Valentine’s Day or Mother’s Day. Made with simple ingredients, it’s quick and easy to whip up.

Pink gin cocktails are so fun & festive! One of my favourite pink gin cocktail recipes is this super simple Pink Gin Fizz. It’s a beautiful twist on the classic Gin Fizz cocktail and is really so versatile. You can easily swap out the soda water for prosecco and make this a Pink Gin Spritz.

If you’re a fan of fizzy cocktails, you might also like this Limoncello Spritz, this Campari Tonic or this Spritz Veneziano.

Why You’ll Love This Recipe

• It’s easy. This simple cocktail only requires a few ingredients to make, so it’s easy & great for beginner mixologists.
• It’s pretty. The beautiful pink colour of this easy pink gin cocktail makes it perfect for celebrating any occasion.
• It’s delicious. The combination of gin, raspberry liqueur and soda water make for a subtly sweet, fizzy cocktail without any extra added sugar needed.

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What is Pink Gin?

Pink Gin dates back to the 19th century England & was originally used to reference a cocktail made with Plymouth Gin and a few dashes of Angostura Bitters, which is what gives the gin its pink hue.

Pink Gin Fizz Ingredients & Ingredient Notes

• Pink Gin. You will need pink gin for this drink, however you can also make it with regular gin, you’ll just lose out on some of the pink hue. Pink gin has a more subtly fruity flavour and sweeter than regular gin, so if you did make the substitution you may want to add .5oz of simple syrup to make things a bit sweeter.
• Raspberry Liqueur. If you are following a low fodmap diet or you would prefer a low ABV cocktail, you can easily swap the raspberry liqueur for cranberry juice. To read more about low fodmap friendly alcohol, you can check out this article I put together.
• Egg White. Use the white from 1 large egg or .5 oz of liquid egg whites. If you’re not a fan of egg whites in your cocktails or you are vegan, try this egg white substitute.
• Soda Water. You can use soda water, tonic water or even substitute prosecco for the bubbles.
• Garnishes. Lemon slices, a lemon twist, rose buds or even a splash of lime juice or lemon juice work great as garnishes & add extra flavour.

Equipment Needed

• Cocktail shaker

• Strainer

• Martini glass or coupe glass

Pink Gin Fizz Step By Step Instructions

1. Mix the cocktail. Add the pink gin, raspberry liqueur and egg whites to a cocktail shaker. Dry shake (meaning shake without ice) for 30 seconds, then add ice (you don’t need loads of ice, a few cubes will do) to a cocktail shaker and shake well for an additional 15 seconds.
2. Strain, Garnish & Serve. Strain the cocktail (or remove the ice from the shaker) into a chilled glass. Garnish and enjoy.

What to pair with a Pink Gin Fizz

• Two Ingredient Chocolate Mousse
• Lemon Pepper Parmesan Pasta
• Watermelon Panzanella Salad
• Air Fryer Fish Tacos

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