Gin o'clock used to be an uncomplicated time, but distillers are messing with the recipe with oddball concoctions

Gin o'clock used to be an uncomplicated time. As the sun went down you lazily filled a glass with a few ice cubes and added a nip or two or Gordon's or Beefeater, topping it up with tonic water and a sliver of fresh lime.

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