The Southside, a tangy cocktail made with mint, citrus juices and secrets, is an old-line favorite. It appears in the spring at tailgates in the Maryland hunt country and is still stirring at late ...

In a cocktail shaker, combine lemon juice and mint leaves, and gently muddle. Add gin, elderberry syrup and ice. Shake until cold. Double-strain into a chilled coupe glass and garnish with a mint ...

The Original Southside is an old Chicago cocktail. It's also, to be clear, threading a bunch of needles. It's a prohibition-era recipe and it absolutely looks like one. Gin, lemon and mint -- basic ...

Southside Cocktail. This classic gin sour, bright with lemon and lime juices and herbal with fresh mint, makes an ideal cocktail for the warmer months.

Check out the video above to learn how to make the Earl Grey Southside Cocktail. Related articles. AOL. The 50 best Memorial Day deals of 2025: Hoka, Amazon, Ring. AOL.

The Southside cocktail rubbed me wrong from the beginning. It’s got a “colorful” history, sure: Various conflicting stories have it originating in the New York speakeasy that later became ...

The Peppermint Southside, a winterized version of the Southside cocktail, calls for three-fourths ounce (1.5 tablespoons) each of lime juice and simple syrup shaken with 1.25 ounces gin and ice ...

The Original Southside is an old Chicago cocktail. It's also, to be clear, threading a bunch of needles. It's a prohibition-era recipe and it absolutely looks like one. Gin, lemon and mint ...