gin sling

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gin sling

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n
(Cookery) an iced drink made from gin and water, sweetened, and flavoured with lemon or lime juice
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Noun1.gin sling - a sling made with gin
sling - a highball with liquor and water with sugar and lemon or lime juice
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It is a spin off from the Gin Sling, a trendy drink around 1915 in Singapore.
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Drinkers can sip their Newcastle Gin while watching the process - the impressive copper forms an eyecatching backdrop to the bar - where it is served up as a classic G&T and in a range of combinations, such as the summery raspberry gin sling with ginger beer, rose and grapefruit Martini, red smoked snapper with tomato juice, tabasco, and Worcestershire sauce, and mint cucumber cup.
The masters of distilling; Today is World Gin Day and the final day of the latest Gin Festival Newcastle. If you want to celebrate - sensibly, of course - then the North has plenty of regionally distilled gins to do the honours with, as JANE HALL reports
The bill came to PS120.75: PS78.90 for food; PS12.50 for dessert and PS29.40 for drinks (four pints of Kingfisher, half a pint of Coca Cola, one pomegranate mint gin sling and a passionfruit bramble cocktail).
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