Weekly Cocktail Roundup: Pineapple Recipes

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WEEKLY COCKTAIL ROUNDUP: STRAWBERRY Recipes! 🍓

Weekly Cocktail Roundup: Coffee Recipes ☕️

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Weekly Cocktail Roundup: Manhattan Variations 🥃

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We’re back, babayyy… WEEKLY COCKTAIL ROUNDUP: OLD FASHIONED Recipes! 🥃

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How many ways can we make a Martini for #NationalCocktailDay ��

WEEKLY COCKTAIL ROUND-UP | MARTINIS!

I honestly can’t pick a favorite out of the bunch so y’all will just have to try them out for yourselves and let me know. Drop a line below and tell me what you want to see in the next round up, cheers y’all.

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How many ways can we make a Martini for #NationalCocktailDay ��

WEEKLY COCKTAIL ROUND-UP | MARTINIS!

I honestly can’t pick a favorite out of the bunch so y’all will just have to try them out for yourselves and let me know. Drop a line below and tell me what you want to see in the next round up, cheers y’all.

Here are seven Filipino-inspired cocktails worth making this weekend. Each one takes a familiar flavor and builds it into a structured drink format. From spirit-forward to tropical and dessert-driven, this lineup keeps things balanced and intentional. If you’re looking to explore Filipino flavors in a practical way, start here.

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Bright citrus, soft sweetness, and a creamy matcha finish — Grass Slippers leans fresh but still feels layered. Yuzu brings sharp acidity, honey ginger syrup adds warmth, and HIGHPOUR Spirit keeps the backbone clean and structured. The salted coconut matcha foam ties it all together with texture and a subtle savory note.

“Why are you picking all the green strawberries?” - my wife

Comment “STRAWBERRY” below and I’ll send this recipe straight to your DMs.

#ad21+ Together with my friends at @codigo1530, I made a crushable margarita riff made using pickled strawberry brine, WITH ingredients as fresh as the tequila itself.

During strawberry season last year, I was lucky enough to pick some beautiful green (unripe) strawberries from a local farm here in Charleston. I’ve seen local chefs utilize these in salads and savory dishes but my mind immediately went to how I could use it in a cocktail recipe. Green strawberries bring acid, vegetal brightness, and subtle tannin that will play really well with the vegetal, bright notes in Codigo 1530 Blanco.

This one is a must-try, cheers y’all.

A bourbon highball built for late winter into early spring. Shaken, topped with ginger beer, and served over crushed ice. Straightforward and easy to batch for a crowd.

A simple house syrup for adding heat and sweetness to cocktails, highballs, and hot drinks. Best used fresh and kept refrigerated.

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In this low-proof spin on the Manhattan, sweet vermouth and rye switch places; the former acting as the base spirit and the latter as the modifier. Small measures of amontillado sherry and dry vermouth add complexity and balance.

This is my kind of daiq 😮‍💨

This is Episode 2 of Equal Parts Theory, the series where we see if equal ingredient measurements actually make a good cocktail.

Today, we’re making Adam’s Words, a modern equal-parts cocktail created in 2012 by @Fransos. You really can’t go wrong with the ingredients in this cocktail but it’s just a bonus that they’re so balanced in an equal parts cocktail.

What should I make next? Let me know below.

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