In article <2imha4$l6l@s.ms.uky.edu>, Karen Marionneaux <kmarionn@seqanal.mi.uky.edu> writes: English Pims are made with a liquor called Pims. It's called Pims No 1 actually.
Mix 1 part Pims No 1 3 parts lemonade, that's English lemonade, clear, sweet, fizzy, very little to do with lemons, more like 7up Garnish with fruit etc as stated, specially summer fruits. Or lemon. Or mint. Or anything really, as long as the effect is summery.
To be drunk at garden parties, regattas, the races, wherever you'd expect to find Bright Young Things on a hot sunny day.
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