Pimm's Cup

Pimm's Cup from the UK

A classic British cocktail that tastes of summer and smells amazing!

The history of the Pimm’s Cup cocktail can be traced back to the early 19th century in England, where it was invented by James Pimm, a London oyster bar owner. Now it’s enjoyed with a variety of additions, including cucumber, mint & strawberries. Delicious and great for a party!

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Don’t worry too much about the layers of fruit in your pitcher (or giant novelty cocktail glass) looking pretty or uniform as you’re only going to stir it up. If you fancy your drink a little stronger you could use slightly less lemonade and more Pimm’s, but we prefer the traditional recipe.
STRENGTH: 2/5 | SWEETNESS: 4/5 | DIFFICULTY: EASY

ingredients

TO SERVE

METHOD

1.
Add ice to each pitcher, about a quarter full. Add a layer of orange slices, lemon slices and cocktail slices.

2.
Repeat step one

3.
Pour half of the Pimm’s into each pitcher, followed by half of the lemonade

4.
Stir gently. We find the handle of a wooden spoon works best!

5.
Push the mint sprigs down into the drink. Pour into highball glasses, making sure that everyone gets some of the orange, lemon and cucumber. 

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