dun outdoors

The Pink Lady

Ingredients 1.5 oz Rutte Dry Gin .75 oz Applejack .25 oz Lemon Juice 2 dashes Homemade Grenadine 1 Pasteurized Egg White Optional Heavy Cream Garnish Maraschino Cherry Directions In your favorite cocktail shaker, combine all ingredients over cracked ice. Shake vigorously until the shaker frosts up. Double strain into cocktail glass of your choice and garnish. Serve straight up. Grenadine 1 cup Sugar 1 cup Pomegranite Juice 1 TBL

Published July 20, 2018Updated December 24, 2025DUN Magazine1 min read

Life Food Drink

print cocktail trout summer 2018

Share:X Facebook

Ingredients

1.5 oz Rutte Dry Gin
.75 oz Applejack
.25 oz Lemon Juice
2 dashes Homemade Grenadine
1 Pasteurized Egg White
Optional Heavy Cream
Garnish Maraschino Cherry

Directions

In your favorite cocktail shaker, combine all ingredients over cracked ice.

Shake vigorously until the shaker frosts up. Double strain into cocktail glass of your choice and garnish. Serve straight up.

Grenadine

1 cup Sugar
1 cup Pomegranite Juice
1 TBL Lemon Juice

Directions

Combine all ingredients in a small sauce pan.

Bring to a boil over medium heigh heat. Boil until all the sugar has completely dissolved.

Chill and keep in an airtight jar in the refrigerator.

Want more stories like this?

Join thousands of readers getting our best outdoor content. Free, no spam.

More from DUN

Winter Hiking Safety for Normal People (Not Expedition Athletes)

Winter hiking doesn’t have to be extreme to be safe and fun. This guide gives you a simple system—how to pick the right trail, dress in layers, pack a small safety kit, and know when to turn around—so you can enjoy cold-weather miles with confidence, not stress.

2/3/2026Dun Team

April Vokey's The World Through Your Eyes is the Outdoors Story We Need Right Now

April Vokey’s debut children’s book, The World Through Your Eyes, follows Addie outdoors—reminding us how wonder, curiosity, and nature begin.

1/3/2026Jen Ripple

Gradual Untangling

Fly Tying? You want me to tie a fly? No way. I can’t even darn socks. I knew I had enrolled in a fly fishing school, but I never thought about the fly tying aspect that would accompany my studies. School started and there I was, my instructor persuading me to give it a try. Reluctantly I went to the tying area. With a heavy heart, I tried my hand at tying my first fly, and managed to make a large and splendid bug. That disheveled fly went on to startle many fish, but one showed interest; all was

7/20/2018Mari Kitagawa