Creating classic cocktails like a Tom Collins or a Greyhound cocktail has never been easier than with these incredible 3-ingredient recipes that are brimming with flavour. What’s the secret? That’s easy, it’s Two Keys, the company making marvellous mixers that no gin bar should be without.

James Simpson and Jack Herlihy set out to create Two Keys because they wanted to make mixers that were new, natural and intoxicatingly exciting. By harnessing the wild flavours of natural ingredients, they are able to create exquisite drinks that unlock fresh flavours in craft gins - including their Lemon Mixer, which we sent to our lucky members in their November 2020 Gin of the Month box and which is a key ingredient in our November 2020 Cocktail of the Month, Craft Gin Club’s Savanna Spritz.

Give their mixers a go in these three fabulous cocktails!

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Two Keys Greyhound

Traditionally made with just grapefruit juice, gin (or vodka) and garnished simply with lemon or orange slices, the Greyhound is a cocktail that relies on the quality of its ingredients. Lucky, Two Keys Pink Grapefruit Mixer does not fall short. It’s made with only the finest Andalusian pink grapefruit juice which gives the cocktail a true and utterly delicious grapefruit flavour that works so well with gin and a little sprig of rosemary.

Ingredients

50ml gin
Two Keys Pink Grapefruit Mixer, to top up
A sprig of rosemary, to garnish

Method

Fill a highball with ice. Add your gin and top up with your Two Keys Pink Grapefruit Mixer. Garnish and enjoy.

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Two Keys G & Tea

A fun twist on the classic G&T, this cocktail recipe swaps traditional tonic waters for Two Keys Black Tea Mixer. This delectable cold brew gets it’s aromatic tea notes come from a range of remarkable leaves, including Indian Assam, Chinese Lapsang Souchong and Sri Lankan Ceylon. That fabulous combination creates a bold and smooth tipple that perfect for pairing with the rich juniper and citrus notes of a good London Dry Gin, as you will discover when you give this easy recipe a go!

Ingredients

50ml gin
Two Keys Black Tea Mixer, to top up
Slice of lemon, to garnish

Method

Add your gin to a highball with ice and top up with your Two Keys Black Tea Mixer. Gently stir, garnish and serve.

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Two Keys Tom Collins

Usually made with gin, lemon juice, sugar and carbonated water, the traditional Tom Collins is a classic. This recipe shortens the ingredient list without sacrificing any of those beautiful citrus and gin flavours. It’s able to do that because of Two Keys Lemon Mixer. Made with fresh lemon juice from lemons grown in the Mercia region of Spain, it’s a perfectly-balanced drink that allows you to pour a beautiful cocktail in seconds.

Ingredients

50ml gin
Two Keys Lemon Mixer, to top up
Slice of lemon, to garnish

Method

Fill a highball glass with ice and pour over your gin. Top up with Two Keys Lemon Mixer and garnish your cocktail.

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James and Jack are obsessed with preserving the wild beauty of the natural world – after all, that’s what inspired the flavours that make their mixers so special. That’s why they’ve pledged to donate 5% of all sales to Tusk, a non-profit organisation set up to help protect African wildlife and endangered species!

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