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From the horse country of Virginia I would like to add that Pimms makes the scene at many a race and polo match, as it should, of course. I love to take a couple of bottles along for a full afternoon of races, and believe me everyone who stops by leaves smiling. My recipe involves making my own sour mix of simple syrup, lemon AND lime juices, then pouring in a bit of that for each drink, add the Pimms, top with soda water, stir with the cuke. YUM.
Will be trying out adding mint and strawberries soon, sounds wonderful.

tanaya...the state liquor store at U-Village has Pimms.

When I studied abroad in England, I used to drink this all the time! Anytime I see it in a liquor store in the US, I buy it! It taskes great with ginger ale and a squeeze of lemon juice.

Here in the UK we now get Winter Pimms which is slightly spicy and you drink it with warm apple juice - all year round Pimms fun for all!

I tried introducing some Alaskans to Pimm's here two weeks ago - no dice. But it's amazing.

I also happen to love the Pimm's Royale - swap champagne in for the lemonade.

they'll serve you a pitcher of pimm's cup with mint and strawberries at the Darlo Bar in Sydney. a perfect way to spend an afternoon.

Napolen House in New Orleans the Pimm's Cup is awesome.

PIMMS...in our liquor control state its unavailiable, so at my bar we make our own, affectionately called PIMMSIES...try 2 parts gin, 2 parts sweet vermouth, and 1 part orange curacao...mmmm...fools the most die hard fans.

The saying here in jolly ol' is "(crikey) it's Pimm's o'clock!" Very popular here, you can even get a tshirt that says that.

If you want to be authentically English, you say Pimm's and lemonade (which is more like 7up and Sprite), or simply Pimm's, not Pimm's cup.

This takes me back to the 60's, when I first tasted Pimm's Cup as a young kid. Not kidding! It was just a sip though, and it tasted awful to me, of course.

For some reason my dad got a taste for the stuff--how I don't know, he was just a working-class guy and so were all his friends--and he would mix it with 7-up or some other "white" soda.

Just the thought of it brings back memories of childhood summers. I think I tried it as an adult, and still didn't like it....but maybe I should give it one more chance.

Thanks for the memories!