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Pour in the gin, followed by the simple syrup, and the lemon seltzer. Juice your lemons until you have 2 cups of lemon juice (about 10 to 12 lemons). When the mixture has cooled and you’re ready to make the batch cocktail, grab a pitcher (paid link) that holds at least 3 quarts. You can also add this to a pint jar and refrigerate for up to one month. Remove from heat and let cool completely. Stir until the honey and water are fully combined. Add the water and honey to a pot over medium high heat and bring to a simmer. Ingredients (makes 20 servings multiply/divide as needed):įirst, make your honey simple syrup. This batch cocktail version adds lemon seltzer to make it more of a sip-able day cocktail with a little bit of fizziness.

The Bee’s Knees is a Prohibition-era cocktail made with gin, lemon juice, and honey simple syrup. We are doing a honeybee theme, I’ve been working on a beehive cake, honeycomb decorations, and honey-filled beverages, including this Bees Knees Batch Cocktail.

I am in full preparation mode for my sister’s upcoming baby shower.

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