10 Gin Cocktails With 4 Ingredients Or Fewer

Everyone has a gin story. Yours is about to get better.

Since we're gin people, it only makes sense to test the best and brightest gin cocktails. See below for your one stop shop to gin happiness. If you didn't already know, it's the best kind of happy.

1. Tom Collins

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All of these ingredients are attainable. No excuses now. Get the recipe.

2. The Negroni

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This is a time when mixing two of your favorite alcohols is a good idea. Get the recipe.

3. Martinez

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This will have you feeling warm, real warm. Get the recipe.

4. Martini

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Gin and stirred, this drink is the most classic cocktail in all the land.

5. Fresh Gimlet

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Gin + lime juice = a good idea. Get the recipe.

6. Last Word

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This cocktail is appropriately named for its relatively high alcohol content. Proceed with caution. Get the recipe.

7. Gin Spritz

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Wash away winter woes with this reminder of summer. Get the recipe.

8. Greyhound

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See ya, vodka. The Greyhound tastes better in gin. Get the recipe.

9. Aviation

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This purple concoction beats any gin bucket you made in college. Get the recipe.

10. The French 75

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Let us remember that bubbles and booze are a delightful combination.Get the recipe.

Want more? Add the London Buck, Hanky Panky, Bee's Knees, and Gin Sour to your list.

Riddley Gemperlein-Schirm contributed to this post. For more, visit Food52.