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Bee’s Knees

You will need…

ml oz

50ml 1.69 oz Hayman’s London Dry Gin
15ml 0.50 oz Honey syrup
25ml 0.84 oz Lemon juice

Steps to make…

Fill a cocktail shaker with ice. Put all ingredients into cocktail shaker. Bartenders tip – to make a honey syrup just mix honey and boiling water (We like to use 1-part hot water straight out the kettle with 1-part honey). Stir, and leave in the fridge to cool. Alternatively, you can also use a really light-coloured runny honey. Shake with ice. Double strain into a chilled glass. Traditionally served straight up but equally enjoyable served over ice.

Enjoy!