Timber Creek Florida Gin

Lawn Dart

Playful and tiki adjacent, the Lawn Dart splits its base evenly between Timber Creek Florida Gin and Partida Blanco Tequila, then builds out with agave syrup, fresh lime juice, a float of Green Chartreuse, and a slice of green pepper for a savory edge. It…

At a glance

Base Spirit
Timber Creek Florida Gin
Glass
Collins
Method
Shaken
Prep Time
6 min
Serves
1
Difficulty
Medium

Ingredients

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How to Make It

  1. Shake with ice and fine-strain into a chilled Collins glass filled with ice

About the Lawn Dart

Playful and tiki adjacent, the Lawn Dart splits its base evenly between Timber Creek Florida Gin and Partida Blanco Tequila, then builds out with agave syrup, fresh lime juice, a float of Green Chartreuse, and a slice of green pepper for a savory edge. It arrives in a Collins glass over ice with a lime wheel and a paper umbrella, and the flavor matches the presentation: bright, herbal, a little vegetal, and built for sipping outdoors. Because this recipe splits its base spirit evenly between Timber Creek Florida Gin and Partida Blanco Tequila at one ounce each, it is not a pure showcase for the distillery’s gin the way most cocktails on this menu are. The gin still contributes its juniper and citrus character, shaped by the distillery’s PureBlend process of distilling and blending each grain component separately, but the tequila’s agave forward profile plays an equally large role in the finished drink, and the green pepper garnish and Green Chartreuse float lean into that agave note rather than the gin’s botanicals.

To build the Lawn Dart, shake all the liquid ingredients hard with ice, then fine strain into a chilled Collins glass filled with fresh ice. Garnish with the lime wheel, green pepper slice, and umbrella for the full tiki bar presentation. This drink pairs naturally with Gulf coast and Latin flavors: fish tacos, ceviche, grilled shrimp, lime chicken, or a basket of tortilla chips. Its agave sweetness and herbal chartreuse float make it a strong companion for anything with citrus or chili heat on the plate.

Because the Lawn Dart uses Partida Blanco Tequila as a co-primary spirit alongside Timber Creek Florida Gin, in a roughly equal pour, it is flagged here for review before publishing as a Timber Creek showcase recipe. As always, enjoy it in moderation and only if you are 21 or older.

Playful and tiki adjacent, the Lawn Dart splits its base evenly between Timber Creek Florida Gin and Partida Blanco Tequila, then builds out with agave syrup, fresh lime juice, a float of Green Chartreuse, and a slice of green pepper for a savory edge. It arrives in a Collins glass over ice with a lime wheel and a paper umbrella, and the flavor matches the presentation: bright, herbal, a little vegetal, and built for sipping outdoors. Because this recipe splits its base spirit evenly between Timber Creek Florida Gin and Partida Blanco Tequila at one ounce each, it is not a pure showcase for the distillery’s gin the way most cocktails on this menu are. The gin still contributes its juniper and citrus character, shaped by the distillery’s PureBlend process of distilling and blending each grain component separately, but the tequila’s agave forward profile plays an equally large role in the finished drink, and the green pepper garnish and Green Chartreuse float lean into that agave note rather than the gin’s botanicals.

To build the Lawn Dart, shake all the liquid ingredients hard with ice, then fine strain into a chilled Collins glass filled with fresh ice. Garnish with the lime wheel, green pepper slice, and umbrella for the full tiki bar presentation. This drink pairs naturally with Gulf coast and Latin flavors: fish tacos, ceviche, grilled shrimp, lime chicken, or a basket of tortilla chips. Its agave sweetness and herbal chartreuse float make it a strong companion for anything with citrus or chili heat on the plate.

Because the Lawn Dart uses Partida Blanco Tequila as a co-primary spirit alongside Timber Creek Florida Gin, in a roughly equal pour, it is flagged here for review before publishing as a Timber Creek showcase recipe. As always, enjoy it in moderation and only if you are 21 or older.

What to Eat With It

  • fish tacos
  • ceviche
  • grilled shrimp
  • lime chicken
  • tortilla chips