Gordon's Sicilian Lemon
Gordon's with a sunny side: Alexander Gordon's original recipe, complemented by Sicilian lemons. Fresher and juicier than the London Dry, and made for a gin and tonic with a slice of lemon.

The Mediterranean Gordon's
Gordon's Sicilian Lemon is a distilled gin that combines Gordon's fresh taste with Sicilian lemons. The juniper and other botanicals from the original recipe remain recognizable; the lemon adds a juicy, sunny layer. Only natural flavors are used. Like the London Dry, it has an alcohol content of 37.5%.
The main difference from the London Dry is the balance. Regular Gordon's is dry and spicy, with citrus playing a supporting role; in the Sicilian Lemon, the lemon takes center stage. That makes it the obvious choice for fresh, tart gin cocktails like a Tom Collins or Gin Fizz, which already call for lemon juice.
In brief
Juicy lemon, fresh juniper
Fresh lemon
Bright, fresh lemon that stands out immediately, with Gordon's juniper underneath.
Juicy and fresh
Juicy lemon, neither sour nor candy-sweet, on a dry gin base with juniper and herbs.
Short and citrus-fresh
A short, fresh finish with a lingering hint of lemon.
Flavor profile of Gordon's Sicilian Lemon neat. With tonic, the lemon tastes fresher and the juniper comes through a little more.
How to drink Gordon's Sicilian Lemon
Lemon gin calls for bubbles and ice. Keep it simple; the lemon is already in there.
With tonic and lemon
50 ml Gordon's Sicilian Lemon and 150 ml tonic in a copa full of ice, with a slice of lemon. The brand's own perfect serve, and the quickest way to a summery gin and tonic.
Gin and tonic recipe →Tom Collins
Add 50 ml Sicilian Lemon, 20 ml lemon juice and 15 ml sugar syrup to a highball glass with ice, then top with 100 ml soda. The lemon gin means you need less juice than usual.
Go to recipe →With sparkling water
Prefer it less sweet than with tonic? Add 40 ml Sicilian Lemon, 150 ml sparkling water and a sprig of rosemary to a tall glass full of ice. Light, dry and refreshing.
Highball glasses →Refreshing gin cocktails with lemon
Gin and lemon juice classics get a fresher taste when made with Sicilian Lemon.

Tom Collins
Gin, lemon, sugar and soda in a tall glass. Sicilian Lemon makes it extra sunny.
Gin Fizz
Gin, lemon, sugar and egg white, shaken and topped with soda. Light and refreshing.
Bee's Knees
Gin, lemon juice and honey syrup. The lemon gin makes it even juicier.
White Lady
Gin, triple sec and lemon, shaken until crisp. A dry, bright classic.More flavors of Gordon's

Gordon's
Where it all began. Read all about Gordon's on the brand page: its origins, varieties and classic cocktails.
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Gordon's Premium Pink
Raspberry, strawberry and redcurrant on a Gordon's base. With tonic and a strawberry, it's the classic pink gin and tonic.
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Gordon's Tropical Passionfruit
Passion fruit with Gordon's juniper. With tonic and half a passion fruit, it's the most exotic gin and tonic.
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Gordon's 0.0%
Juniper and citrus without alcohol or sugar. With tonic and lime, it's a gin and tonic for the designated driver.
View Gordon's 0.0% →Questions about Gordon's Sicilian Lemon
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