We're looking at Pimm's beyond the cocktail it's famous for, including history, recipes, and other uses. The post How to use Pimm’s for a refreshing cocktail appeared first on The Manual.

Substitutions: Pimm’s No. 1 is a fruity, British gin-based liqueur containing botanicals that make it one-of-a-kind. If your local store doesn't retail this product, Red, ...

However, it doesn’t have to be lemonade. Ginger ale is a really good mixer for Pimm’s, adding a light pepperiness and ...

Pimm's is a fruit infused gin-based liqueur. He has his own special twist by adding cold-pressed ginger, London Dry Gin, and a cucumber syrup. In addition to refreshing drinks, you can get ...

Pimm’s No. 3, which replaces the gin with brandy, has been introduced and withdrawn several times, but now dubbed Pimm’s Winter Cup, it has its fervent admirers and is currently available.

The battle of the Bonapartes is part of the Napoleon House's second annual National Pimm’s Cup Day, a celebration of its ...

The Pimm's brand was born at a London oyster bar in the 1820s, where owner James Pimm started serving a gin-based secret recipe in a small tankard known as a "No. 1 Cup," leading to today's name.

The primary ingredient in a traditional Pimm’s Cup cocktail (and where the drink gets its name) is the gin-based liqueur, Pimm’s No.1, an amber-hued blend of sweet citrus, aromatic herbs ...

Make the topping: In a bowl, toss the strawberries, sugar, Pimm’s No. 1, orange zest and orange juice together. Let macerate for at least 30 minutes, or up to 8 hours, in the refrigerator. 9.

Diageo has allegedly called off the sale of its Pimm’s gin-based liqueur after failing to secure an agreement with potential buyers. Sky News today (3 October) reported the Tanqueray distiller ...