Gimlet - A rose's still a rose's?

Simple and straight-to-the-point cocktail that lets the gin shine through. The question is, will you prefer Rose's Lime or fresh lime juice with simple syrup?
INGREDIENTS
2 1/2 oz Gin
1 oz Rose's Lime
or
1/2 oz Lime Juice
1/2 oz Simple Syrup
GARNISH
Lime
METHOD
Shake over ice until chilled. Strain into Martini glass. Garnish with lime.
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[@ew1usnr]

Looks good.

[@readyeti178]

I don't like sweet drinks, but the 1:1 roses gimlet is in my top 3 drinks.

[@unclebill5170]

Could be the fresh lime wheel in it it tast better

[@lyndielynn496]

This used to be my favorite drink when I was clubbing 😊

[@hitthemahogany9308]

Now that was not what I would have thought as a clubbing drink. Did it do the job? 😀

[@lyndielynn496]

@@hitthemahogany9308 YEP🥳

[@m.s.769]

I will try the gimlet made with fresh lime juice and simple syrup. I make my gimlet slightly dry with 2oz of gin and only 2 tsp of Rose’s Lime Cordial. I then stir with lots of ice for thirty seconds and serve with a twist of lime. It’s crisp, refreshing and totally delicious.

[@hitthemahogany9308]

Nice one. Great to find out what works for each of our own taste preferences.

[@phoeNYkx]

Dehydrated lime wheel doesn't sink to the bottom.