How to make the Queen’s favorite cocktail? Queen Elizabeth The Royal Family United Kingdom by Abhishek Singh Bisht - 4th October 2017 How to Make a Gin and Dubonnet, the Queen’s Favorite Mocktail drink? Hint: It’s easier than you think. The Queen of England, Queen Elizabeth, consumes up to four drinks a day. It would definitely put in her excess of the two to three drink recommended daily limits set by British and American health authorities. The 91-year-old Queen, Britain’s longest-serving monarch, was said to start her drinking before lunch with her favourite cocktail. It’s a gin and Dubonnet. Queen Elizabeth usually then have a glass of wine and martini with lunch and then have a glass of champagne before bed. Also read: The number of drinks Queen Elizabeth prefers in a day will shock you. It came into our limelight that Queen Elizabeth enjoys herself a little of gin in the early morning time, and ever since, we’ve had a hankering for not just any cocktail but for a royal cocktail. Thankfully, Her Majesty’s drink of selection is a foolproof classic: the Dubonnet Mocktail. Follow THE ROYAL FAMILY on TWITTER. The number of drinks Queen Elizabeth prefers in a day will shock you.Read – https://t.co/EN25AtfbAn#Royals #QueenElizabeth #drinks pic.twitter.com/T5ZKdYhCMU — The Royal UK (@TheRoyalUK1) August 4, 2017 So how can you drink like British royalty within the comfort of your own palace home? first, you will need a bottle of Dubonnet Rouge, a Parisian aperitif made up of fortified wine, herbs, fruit zest and quinine. it is a cocktail staple and accessible at any liquor store, thus do not worry: you won’t have to go to Paris to find it. Also read: Queen Elizabeth’s “Favorite Song” now revealed. Then, add ice, two parts Dubonnet, one half dry gin—Gordon’s, if you wish it to be particularly British—and a slice of lemon to a cocktail shaker. provides it a decent shake, strain into a cocktail glass, add a few more ice cubes and garnish with a lemon wedge or two. There you have it: the queen of cocktails, ready to enjoy. Share this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Related Comments comments