These Coronation Cocktails Are Perfect For Toasting The New King!

There's no better way to toast the new King than with a glass of quintessentially British Pimm's, loaded with fresh strawberries, cucumber and plenty of ice.

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Nothing says "summer" like a Bramble. Fresh blackberries, dry gin and citrusy lemon on ice. Heaven.

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Turn a famous Great British bake into a cocktail for your afternoon tea Coronation spread!

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Keep it classy with a classic Martini cocktail for your Coronation soiree.

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This red, white and blue cocktail would be super easy to make a batch of in a jug to pour out for a crowd on Coronation day.

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Planning a Coronation-themed brunch to go alongside the ceremony? Start things off right with a Buck's Fizz.

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Refreshing, classic and easy to whip up for your guests. What better way to kick off a Coronation dinner party?

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Raspberries just scream British summer time, so we're loving these Clover Club cocktails that combine raspberry syrup, lemon juice, gin and an egg white.

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Start your Coronation celebrations off with a bang with a classic spicy bloody mary.

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It's fresh, simple and you can garnish it with whatever you like. Basically, a G&T should be your go-to Coronation cocktail.

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Created at The Savoy, this cocktail is ideal for a Coronation dinner party digestif. It's got a stellar mix of gin, vermouth and Fernet-Branca.

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This fresh take on a classic Tom Collins is ideal for sipping alongside a picnic or afternoon tea.

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Strawberries and cream go together like... well, strawberries and cream, and this cocktail would go perfectly alongside some scones or other sweet treats.

Get the Strawberries And Cream Piña Colada recipe.

OK, so this one's not British as it's got roots in prohibition times in the US, but we love the lemon and honey combo and think the pretty yellow hue would look gorg on a Coronation afternoon tea spread.

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Elderflower season might be a while off yet, but St Germain liqueur tastes just like the real thing and makes a brilliant refreshing spritzy cocktail.

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Stick strawberries, vodka, lemon juice and a bottle of your fave rosé in a blender to create this easy, summery frosé fit for celebrations.

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A simple mix of gin and lime juice that somehow doesn't even taste boozy? Magical.

Get the Gimlet recipe.