Conceived by the La Banca Bar team at Hotel de Rome in Berlin, this cocktail is a lively, refreshing drink to brighten up spring evenings. All its ingredients are native to Berlin; however, you can substitute for what is available to you.
Berlin Bug
You will need:
4cl Brandstifter Gin
2cl Pijoekel (or herb-based liqueur like Jägermeister)
1/4 Lime
Henry Thomas Spicy Ginger Beer
Fresh mint to garnish
Method:
- Add crushed ice to a tall glass and pour in your measured spirits
- Squeeze in the fresh lime juice
- Top up with ginger beer, garnish with the mint and serve
Find out more about La Banca here.
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