15 Best Fall Gin Cocktails for This Season

This autumn-inspired gin cocktail is the perfect drink to enjoy after a long day of taking care of gardening and landscaping tasks before the first frost rolls in. 

Every aspect of this drink is refreshing, from the Apple cider to the ginger beer to the freshly squeezed lemon juice. 

For an extra refreshing experience, place your glass in the freezer to chill before making this drink.

This drink is simple but classic and is a wonderful way to enjoy those beloved fall flavors without much effort. 

Let’s fall Gin and tonic uses apple-infused London gin and a high-quality tonic. You can also add a cinnamon stick and star anise for garnish.

This autumn drink is perfect for people who love the sweet-tart flavors of apples. 

It’s a simple recipe that only requires GinGin, apple cider, lime juice, simple honey syrup, and a dash of cinnamon. 

The cocktail takes five minutes to make and makes 2 cups.

Autumn apple is another fall-themed gin cocktail that honors the herbal profile of Gin by pairing it with apples, citrus, and honey. 

However, this drink also receives a dash of aromatic bitters and a lemon twist for garnish. 

This recipe uses London dry but mentioned that you could make this cocktail with Aviation Gin or another American Dry Gin with less juniper.

This apple pie gin cocktail is unsurprisingly a Thanksgiving crowdpleaser and can easily be adapted to serve larger crowds. 

The recipe uses homemade cinnamon-infused simple syrup and cucumber-infused Gin like Hendricks. Still, it can also be made with London dry gin.

Once again, this is another right herbal and refreshing gin drink that honors the botanical flavor profile of Gin. 

This gorgeous Purple and pink layer drink uses Empress 1908 Gin, thyme syrup, grapefruit juice, and a splash of soda or tonic water for extra sweetness.

This five-minute gin cocktail with vanilla and figs is the perfect drink to serve at late autumn or early winter gatherings like Thanksgiving or Christmas Eve. 

The cocktail combines figs, freshly squeezed lemon juice, vanilla extract honey, Hendricks gin, and club soda. It is rimmed with brown sugar and honey.

You may not have heard of a Bramble, but you probably already know what a sour is. 

A sour cocktail combines your favorite spirit with fresh lemon juice and sugar syrup. On the other hand, a bramble adds Blackberry liquor to the mix. 

So, this gin Bramble is essentially a Blackberry gin sour cocktail. But I will call it a gin Bramble for short.

The prickly pear cinnamon gin cocktail is the ideal drink to enjoy on a chilly evening when the leaves begin to change.

The drink uses prickly pear liqueur and infuses Gin with apples and cinnamon for 2 to 5 days to get the flavor profile right. 

This drink can be made within five minutes and serves one, but you can always double or triple the recipe to do more.

For those warmer full nights, before the crisp air takes over, You can enjoy this perfectly tart-sweet and refreshing gin cocktail. 

This five-minute gin cocktail recipe serves two and is made with Gin, Apple cider, lime juice, honey simple syrup, and thyme.

This version features all of your favorite autumn flavors based on a typical gin fizz. 

The drink can be shaken or stirred and added to a highball glass so you can continue enjoying this drink for longer. 

Our favorite liquor to use is Florida gin, but you can substitute it with any gin that has strong Juniper and citrus notes.

The apple bees knees Are the perfect low-maintenance fall gin cocktail that can be made with simple ingredients found in your pantry. 

It’s made with simple, easy-to-find ingredients like gin, lemon juice, apple juice, honey, rosemary, and apple slices.

This gorgeous pastel-colored autumn gin cocktail is perfect for entertaining guests. 

Based on a Tom Collins, the Pear Collins consists of Gin, club soda or sparkling water, and a new time for garnish.

It also includes a pear purée made with pears, lemon juice, and honey.

If your favorite thing about autumn is the spooky Halloween season, you will love this Victorian Gothic-inspired gin cocktail.

Perfect for your next Halloween party, this drink features Gin, freshly squeezed lime juice, grapes, seltzer, and rosemary simple syrup.

Perfect for those who prefer spirit-forward drinks, this autumn gin sangria is the ideal way to celebrate the season. 

The sangria is made with Empire 1908 gin, Brandy, dry white or sparkling wine, pomegranate juice, black tea, soda water, and cinnamon simple syrup. Then, it’s garnished with cinnamon sticks, apple pears, or orange slices.