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Cocktail Recipe: Just What the Doc Ordered

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This simple cocktail, created by No. 3 London Dry Gin, is inspired by KCET's own Doc Martin, the London surgeon who, after developing a fear of blood, is banished to a sleepy seaside village. It's good to know that despite being in Cornwall, the Doc can still have a G&T. Imagine how much grouchier he'd be without a drink!

"Doc Martin" Season 8 premieres Thursday, January 24. Check here for the program schedule.

Just What the Doc Ordered
Makes one cocktail

1.5 ounces gin
1 fill tonic water
Splash of cranberry
Lemon rind for garnish

Pour gin into a highball glass over ice cubes. Add a lemon rind twist and stir. Top up with tonic water to taste.

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