The French 75 made quite the impact when it was first introduced, to say the least. I don’t mean the cocktail, I mean the cannon. Before gin and Champagne ever got involved, the French 75, officially ...

When I want a light cocktail before dinner or a drink to go with brunch, I always opt for the elegant French 75 — not a classic mimosa. With a bright, sunny color, this sparkling, lemon-y cocktail is ...

Rebekah Peppler is a Paris-based writer who specializes in recipes and lifestyle writing on cooking, eating, and drinking the French way. Bubbly, tart, and of course, pink, this play on a French 75 is ...

French 75 is a classic cocktail commonly made with gin (but sometimes cognac) and topped with Champagne. It was born in Paris, so it's a perfect cocktail for Olympic watch parties. Hosting a watch ...

This big, bright take on the French 75 skips the bubbly classic’s gin or cognac, instead adding sweetly herbal, lower in A.B.V., blanc vermouth. Serving it up and over ice in a Collins glass is a nod ...

There was a time, not even that long ago, when bartenders had to convince people to try gin. Fortunately for everybody, that time is over. Not that it was ever that hard. A gin enthusiast could give ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The French 75 made quite the impact when it was first introduced, to say the least. I don't mean the cocktail, I mean the cannon.

This Classic French 75 is built for serving a group: a simple pitcher mix of gin, fresh lemon juice, and simple syrup that you chill ahead, then finish in each flute with Champagne right before ...

This French 75 is proof that champagne makes everything a little more chic. Mixing gin, lemon, simple syrup and club soda usually makes a Tom Collins, but replacing the soda with champagne and serving ...