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Garnish with brandied cherry. New Grove white rum 6 mint leaves (plus extra for garnish) 1 tablespoon brown sugar 1 lime (cut into wedges) 1 can chilled club soda Preparation: Muddle mint, combine ingredients in highball glass filled with ice. Gabriel Boudier Maraschino liqueur ½ oz. fresh lemon juice ¼ oz. Excelia Tequila ½ oz.
Brandy , Liqueur Gran Duque D’Alba Solera Gran Reserva – “The Duque’s Side Car” Ingredients 1 3/4 oz Gran Duque d’Alba Solera Grand Reserva 1/2 oz Bauchant Orange Liqueur 1 oz Fresh Lemon Juice 1/2 oz Simple Syrup Preparation Rim a coupe glass with a lemon wedge.
Print Sunset Paradise Course Drinks Keyword butterfly pea flower tea, cranberry, lime, orange juice, peach brandy, tequila, Triple sec, vodka Ingredients ½ oz. Peach brandy 1 ½ oz. Stoli Blueberry vodka Blueberries Mint Instructions Muddle 6 blueberries and mint in a shaker tin.
Fresh, summery and perfect for low abv cocktails and highballs, this is a terrific port to beat the heat. oz raspberry syrup 2 oz Tails of the Unexpected Ruby Soho Instructions: Muddle the raspberries in a cocktail shaker. GSN Rating: A- Tawny Eyes – GSN’s Remarks: Dark grapeskin and woody toned perfume.
Add ice to a highball glass. RT Sangria 1 bottle of Gamay, Zinfandel, or Garnacha wine (note: it’s okay to go cheap here) 1/2 cup brandy 1/2 cup cranberry juice 1 tablespoon of sugar summer fruits of choice (start with lemons, limes, and oranges), quartered Vigorously mix the juice, sugar, and cut fruit together in a large container.
Rebujito A popular way to beat the heat in southern Spain, the classic Rebujito is a simple highball of dry sherry and Sprite or 7up. Ingredients 50ml Valdespino Fino Inocente 10ml Lemon juice 10ml Lime Juice 20ml 1:1 simple syrup Soda Water 6 Mint leaves Method Pour the sherry, citrus juice, sugar and mint leaves into a highball glass.
elderflower liqueur Splash of soda 2 orange slices Cocktail cherry Steps: Add Blade and Bow and elderflower liqueur Muddle one of the orange slices Add ice, stir, and top with a splash of soda Garnish with an orange slice and brandied cherry Roe and Cosy This is the Roe & Cosy. Stir until cold and mixed. Allow to cool.
To start, muddle 3 fresh mint leaves with 1 ounce of simple syrup and ½ ounce of lime juice in a glass. Stir gently, garnish with a mint sprig and serve in a highball glass to enjoy its invigorating taste. Shake well, then strain into a highball or tiki glass filled with crushed ice.
To start, muddle 3 fresh mint leaves with 1 ounce of simple syrup and ½ ounce of lime juice in a glass. Stir gently, garnish with a mint sprig and serve in a highball glass to enjoy its invigorating taste. Shake well, then strain into a highball or tiki glass filled with crushed ice.
In a highball glass, muddle fresh mint leaves to release aromatic oils. Combine 1 part of white rum,1 part of Grenadine, 1 of Absinthe Original, 1 of Apricot brandy, and 3 of orange juice. Fill with ice and add 1 oz absinthe, 1 oz Vodka, and Coke. Sip slowly and let the flavors unfold.
Prior to World War I, a shake might be made with brandy, gin, or another ardent spirit. Beyond that, everything becomes muddled. Shakes of the 1880s and 90s were called that because their ingredients were shaken manually in tumblers and jars, or in patented, hand-cranked mechanical agitators such as James Tufts 1884 Lightning Shaker.
But double the mint and muddle it in a highball glass before adding simple syrup, fresh lime juice, and rum in place of gin, and you’ll have yourself a Mojito. Opt for brandy , lemon juice, and a chilled coupe sans ice and it’s a Sidecar. In the mood for tequila instead?
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The classic Smash cocktail The original Smash debuted some time in the mid 1800s and was commonly made with brandy. While a Julep is stirred in the same cup it's served in, smashes are vigorously muddled, shaken and strained. The Smash muddles fresh lemon wedges to release both their juices and their oils.
A well-equipped home bar includes specialized implements like channel knives for creating citrus twists, perfect for garnishing a classic whisky highball. The key lies in gently muddling the mint to release its oils without bruising the leaves, which can impart bitterness.
To meet this demand, the modern cocktail maker must possess a diverse repertoire of specialized techniques - from muddling and fat-washing to carbonation and sous vide infusions. Mastering the classic skills of shaking, stirring, and muddling will provide a solid starting point for your journey into elevated mixology. Allow to cool.
A set of rocks glasses, highball glasses, and coupe glasses covers most drink styles. A set of versatile tumblers, highball glasses, and coupes covers most cocktail styles, allowing hosts to serve drinks in their proper vessels. These tools form the foundation for mixing drinks, whether in a dedicated bar area or the kitchen.
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