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Want to know how to infuse gin? This super easy Rosemary-Lemon Infused Gin takes mere minutes to assemble. The hardest part is waiting for the ingredients to infuse!

I use this Rosemary-Lemon Infused Gin to make my Gin Honey Bee cocktail, as well as my Rosemary-Lemon Gin Fizz! This infused booze would also be great in a gin and tonic, or a classic Tom Collins or in any Gin cocktail recipe!

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Infused booze- a cocktail game changer

If you’ve looked around my blog, it’s plain to see- I like me some booze. Now, I’m not throwing them back every night of the week or anything, but I definitely enjoy a little libation here and there.

That being said, I feel an unsung hero of the cocktail club is infused spirits. Adding fruit, herbs and spices to a spirit brings on a whole new level of flavor to your cocktails- without the fake, unnatural taste you often find in flavored booze at the liquor store.

infused gin

Know what you’re drinking with Homemade flavored gin!

When you infuse your own alcohol, you not only get to experiment with new flavors and combinations, you also have the luxury of knowing exactly what you’re drinking. Once you know how to infuse gin, the possibilities and flavors are endless!

Roemary and lemon infused gin

How to infuse gin

Infusing alcohol is so easy! All you need is a jar or airtight container, your booze of choice (we’re using Gin) and your aromatics/herbs/spices/fruit.

To make this recipe, you’ll throw a few sprigs of fresh rosemary and a strip of fresh lemon peel into a jar or container, cover it with the booze, seal it, shake it- and leave it be.

Now some recipes call for a little shake here and there, and while that certainly won’t hurt- it’s not really necessary for this recipe.

Waiting for Flavored Gin

The only real caveat is that you need to plan to get this going a week before you plan to use it in a drink. After that week of doing ABSOLUTELY NOTHING, you’re ready to indulge in some delicious cocktails!

lemon rosemary gin fizz

Rosemary Lemon Flavored Gin Recipes

Two of my favorite recipes to make with this infused gin are my Gin Honey Bee and my Rosemary-Lemon Gin Fizz. Both are super simple to make, and can be made with or without infused booze!

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If you use Rosemary-Lemon Infused Gin in your favorite Gin cocktail recipe, please be sure to leave me a comment! I would love to hear from you, and value your feedback! Lastly, if you make the recipe and love it, please tag me on Instagram! I love to see your photos!

Thirsty for more fun boozy creations?

Why not try my Fennel Grapefruit Vodka Fizz,  Honey and Thyme Paloma, or Nectarine and Basil Bourbon Spritz!

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Rosemary-Lemon Infused Gin

Infusing time7 days
Total Time7 days 10 minutes

Ingredients

  • 10 oz (1 1/4 cups) gin
  • a strip of lemon peel
  • 2 large sprigs of fresh rosemary

Instructions

  • Add gin, lemon peel and rosemary to an airtight container or mason jar. Shake well and leave to infuse for 1 week in a cool, dry place. Strain and use as desired. 

*Notes/Substitutions:

You could easily double, triple, etc this recipe if you have a larger container- just be sure to maintain the same ratio of ingredients as you size up, and 1 week will still apply.

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