Why not try a Boulevardier instead? While a Negroni brings together gin, sweet vermouth, and Campari, a Boulevardier swaps the gin out for easy-drinking bourbon.

Give a Charlie Chaplin a whirl. Sloe gin, apricot brandy and lime juice shaken and strained into a coupe, the Charlie Chaplin ticks all the boxes that a Cosmo would. Tart, sweet, boozy and refreshing.

Try a Gimlet. So simple to make, even easier to drink. Half gin, half lime cordial and diluted over lots of ice, the Gimlet is the perfect sundowner.

Head to the South Side. This gin-based cocktail has just four ingredients and is sublime in summer. Mint, lemon juice, gin, a little splash of sugar syrup and garnished with a mint leaf. Best served poolside.

Give a Dark and Stormy a crack. Served over ice, a Dark and Stormy is a particularly festive mix of dark or spiced rum, ginger beer and a generous wedge of fresh lime.

Say hello to your Old Pal! A three ingredient wonder, the Old Pal blends rye whisky, dry vermouth and Campari for a familiar but very grown up alternative to a Manhattan.