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Article: Laori Basil Smash

Laori Basil Smash

Laori Basil Smash

The  Gin Basil Smash  has done it: Since its creation in 2008, the bright green cocktail has been riding a wave of success that reaches as far as Asia, America and Australia. Growing up through social media, it has  origin  in  Hamburg , more precisely in the bar  Le Lion.  The owner Jörg Meyer created the Gin Basil Smash in 2008. At about the same time, Hariolf Sproll, owner of the Ulm bar  blueprint  also developed a Gin Basil Smash creation. The question of which came first is as easy to answer as the chicken or the egg. Incidentally, Jörg Meyer left open in his recipe publication how the  cocktail with basil  should read: Next to  Gin Basil Smash  was still standing  Gin Pesto  to choose from. The former has, of course, become established.

Recipe Gin Basil Smash alcohol-free

Ingredients

Glass & Decoration
  • tumbler and fresh basil leaves for decoration 
preparation

In just a few steps you will have a non-alcoholic Gin Basil Smash in your hand: 

  • Put the handful of basil leaves in the cocktail shaker and crush the leaves with a pestle to release their aroma
  • Afterward  Laori  Juniper No 1 , add lemon juice and sugar syrup with ice cubes into the shaker and shake well 
  • Use a strainer to hold back the ice in the shaker and strain the non-alcoholic Laori Basil Smash into the glass using a bar strainer or fine kitchen sieve.
  • Garnish with 2-3 fresh basil leaves and enjoy!

What is a smash?

If you're wondering what the smash is all about: Smash means when the components of the cocktail are crushed and squeezed with a pestle in a shaker or mixing glass using circular and pressing movements. We'll now show you how you can enjoy the cocktail with gin and basil without alcohol: refreshing, delicious and completely without getting drunk. Then nothing stands in the way of rounds 2, 3 and 4. 

Do you need more drinkspiration?

You can't get enough of non-alcoholic summer cocktails? Then try our non-alcoholic Hugo Cocktail! You can find the recipe  here

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