1bottle (6.8 ounces)Fever-Tree tonic water, to taste
Instructions
To a wide-rimmed rocks glass or stemless red-wine glass, add juniper berries, lime wheel, lemon peel, lemon verbena, and a large ice cube. Add gin. Slowly add tonic water to taste.
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