As competition starts to heat up on the courts of Wimbledon, one thing will remain decidedly ice-cold: Attendees are expected to drink more than 270,000 servings of the famous Pimm’s Cup cocktail at ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. To say the Pimm’s Cup is extremely British is to still somehow understate it. It’s as British as a cup of tea, or as calling fries ...

The Pimm's Cup is an extremely British drink. It is made with Pimm's No. 1, a gin-based, herb-infused liqueur from Britain, lemonade, and all types of fresh fruit—strawberries, orange, what have you.

A Pimm’s cup, for the uninitiated, is the sort of thing you might enjoy out of a plastic cup while sitting atop a picnic blanket at your nearest public park while dogs scamper in the near distance.

Tired of cocktail recipes that call for expensive, obscure bottles and fancy-pants techniques? We got you. Welcome to Happy Hour with Al, a monthly column where Al Culliton, Basically's resident ...

Strange to relate – strange, that is, to anyone born and raised in the UK – the name “Pimm’s” means zilch to many Americans. But to Brits, Pimm’s is synonymous with the English summer. Its only rival ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A jug of Pimm's is synomous with summer – and it's Pimm's No. 1 that's the base of the classic drink. But have you heard of No. 6, ...

The sun is shining, the weekend is about to start… yes my friends, it’s officially Pimm’s o’clock. But before you reach for ye old faithful Pimm’s No.1, we thought you might like to know there are two ...

Wimbledon just wouldn't be Wimbledon without strawberries, cream, and Pimm's, with fans sipping on nearly 300,000 glasses of the signature drink at the tennis grand slam every year. But, as Gen Z ...

To say the Pimm’s Cup is extremely British is to still somehow understate it. It’s as British as a cup of tea, or as calling fries “chips” and chips “crisps,” or as watching reruns of Blackadder on ...