
2 minutes • Shot glass
Garden Snap
Garden Snap leans on tomato water and small measure celery bitters with a neat lift from chill.
A concise home-bar shot with enough personality to earn a spot in a record-worthy recipe archive.
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Detailed description
Garden Snap is a classic party shots built around gin. Garden Snap leans on tomato water and small measure celery bitters with a neat lift from chill.
The build centers on 1 oz gin, 1/2 oz tomato water, and small measure celery bitters. In the glass, a concise home-bar shot with enough personality to earn a spot in a record-worthy recipe archive.
It comes together in 2 minutes and is served in a shot glass. This is a fast 2 minutes build, so it works best when everything is measured before you start.
Home bar notes
Prep time
2 minutes
Glassware
Shot glass
Equipment
Jigger, Shot glass
Serving tip
This is a fast 2 minutes build, so it works best when everything is measured before you start.
Ingredients
- 1 oz gin
- 1/2 oz tomato water
- small measure celery bitters
How to make it
- Build in a shot glass or stir briefly with ice if you want it colder.
Why this one works
A concise home-bar shot with enough personality to earn a spot in a record-worthy recipe archive.
Make it your own
If you are tuning it for your home bar, adjust one ingredient at a time so the gin base still reads clearly.
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