Vodka Gimlet recipe

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1 oz lime juice
1 1/2 oz vodka
1 tsp powdered sugar

Stir all ingredients with ice, strain into a cocktail glass, and serve.

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Lucas

posted by Rigo @ 09:09PM, 5/28/06

This drink reminds me of that lemon salt called LUCAS.

Yummy!!!

Grey Goose

posted by D @ 05:18PM, 7/14/06

Best with Grey Goose.

Hands down

posted by Dan @ 12:09AM, 12/15/06

This drink was introduced to me by my Friend Jay and ever since, i've told every person i know .. this is the best drink hands down!

Ketel 1

posted by gaandu @ 09:32AM, 2/16/07

Awesome with Ketel One vodka.

Best Vodka

posted by Buffyone @ 08:08PM, 8/20/07

It's CHOPIN, hands down. Potato vodka that whispers down your throat.

No need for sugar.

posted by bartender @ 02:17AM, 9/08/07

Remember, you never use lime juice, you use Roses, and you never put more than a half ounce otherwise you get a disgusting mouth full of lime. Most gimlet drinkers will send a drink back if it has too much roses, its quite a turn off for a drink lover.

I Prefer Real Limes

posted by Whoish @ 03:35PM, 12/12/07

I make this with fresh limes (Roses is a distant second--tastes fake!) and simple syrup, but I'm going to try the powdered sugar. Much easier.

Gerber gimlet

posted by Mark @ 06:45PM, 12/20/07

If I had a vodka gimlet that was made with 1 1/2 oz of vodka and 1 oz of Roses lime juice, as stated above, I would feed it to a baby. Real vodka gimlet drinkers prefer 3 oz of vodka and 1 oz of Roses lime juice. A small pinch of granular sugar makes the drink a little bit smoother. I have never been able to make powdered sugar completely dissolve into the drink