This Empress Gin French 75 classic cocktail has color-changing abilities and is made from gin, sparkling wine, lemon juice, and simple syrup.

Discovering Empress gin cocktails was like finding a hidden gem in the world of drinks. This gin, with its natural indigo hue from the butterfly pea flower, transforms any drink into a visual masterpiece. It’s not just the color that catches your eye; the unique flavor also adds a special touch to each sip. #empressgincocktails

This unique gin gets it's purple-blue hue from the butterfly pea flowers used in its distillation process and it makes for some gorgeous cocktails. This simple Empress gin cocktail is a vibrant take on a gin sour infused with rosemary simple syrup and dry shaken for a creamy foam finish.

Want to make DIY color-changing Gin? Learn how to infuse any Gin with butterfly pea flowers. This can turn your drink's color from purple to pink

This unique gin gets it's purple-blue hue from the butterfly pea flowers used in its distillation process and it makes for some gorgeous cocktails. This simple Empress gin cocktail is a vibrant take on a gin sour infused with rosemary simple syrup and dry shaken for a creamy foam finish.

Ingredients Produce • 1 handful 0.25 pint blackberries Condiments • 1/2 oz Honey • 1 oz Lime juice Drinks • 3 oz Pineapple juice • 2 oz Premium tonic water Beer, Wine & Liquor • 1 1/2 oz Empress 1908 gin

The Butterfly Bees Knees is a fascinating twist on the classic Bee’s Knees cocktail, incorporating butterfly pea flower tea ice cubes that create a mesmerizing color change when mixed with the acidic ingredients. #butterflybeesknees

This unique gin gets it's purple-blue hue from the butterfly pea flowers used in its distillation process and it makes for some gorgeous cocktails. This simple Empress gin cocktail is a vibrant take on a gin sour infused with rosemary simple syrup and dry shaken for a creamy foam finish.

Get in the springtime spirit with Empress, in bloom! Discover our latest & greatest spring cocktail recipes featuring floral flavours galore.

With colour-changing gin (know as butterfly pea flower gin), crème de violette, lemon juice, cream, and soda water, this might be the prettiest spring gin cocktail recipe we've ever laid eyes on.