Whether it's wowing guests with a deceptively simple cocktail or relaxing on a sunny afternoon with a refreshing simple serve, there's something effortlessly sophisticated about this homage to the timeless Bramble.

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There are many other cocktails that can be made with Bombay Sapphire gin, such as the Tom Collins, the French 75, and the Southside.Offering consumers a short cut on the modern classic gin cocktail The Bramble, created in 1984, this striking crimson coloured gin “bursting with natural berry flavours” is perfect for creating colourful cocktails that are sure to impress. While it’s fully expected from what’s in the bottle, the nose nonetheless has an unusual combination of juniper and herbs, mixed with tart berry notes. This sublimely delicious, tantalizing and effervescent gin and tonic twist incorporates Bombay Sapphire, Fever-Tree lemon tonic water, and a gently squeezed wedge of fresh lemon. The cocktail is named after the blackberry (bramble) liqueur that gives it its distinctive color and flavor.

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Wonderfully versatile Bombay Sapphire works really well with the fruity, honeyed aromas of Aberfeldy 12 Year Old Single Malt Scotch Whisky which is aged in oak barrels.From the heat of our cubeb berries from Java to the spice of our West African Grains of Paradise, every one of our ten precious botanicals are chosen to bring their own special something to our gin. Characteristic of the iconic brand they've taken inspiration from the classic Bramble Cocktail, using fresh raspberries and blackberries to create Bombay Bramble.