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Felicidad Margarita
A little tequila never hurt no one. This cocktail is not one to disappoint - think Margarita, but with pineapple and hibiscus. Its so, so good.
The Snow Cap
This ones inspired by my friends up north 🇨🇦
Throwback to a challenge by my friends to create a unique cocktail using ingredients local to Victoria, BC. Using the fruity flavors found in ‘Mountain Berry Tea’ by @tealeavesco (Elderberry, Hibiscus, and Black Currant) along with local smoked honey from countrybeehoney, I was able to create a cocktail that is delicious on its own. I was able to take this cocktail even further by experimenting with a black currant (cassis), elderflower and pamplemousse foam to compliment the drink itself. Not going to lie, either one could be enjoyed on its own but combining the two takes this drink to the next level.
Luck of the Grasshopper
What better combo than an Irish Whiskey with notes of light notes of oak, vanilla and caramel to pair with coffee, chocolate and mint for my take on a traditional Grasshopper cocktail. I really enjoyed making this one and hope y’all try it out!
Muerto Noche
Looking for that Halloween cocktail recipe? Well look no further than this cocktail made with casadonramon’s Mezcal Don Ramón. This recipe is inspired by Dia de Los Muertos and combines traditional Mexican molé flavors to a traditional Mexican spirit. The ancho liqueur, combined with cocoa bitters rounds out the smokiness of Mezcal brining you a truly one of a kind flavor.
The Angel’s Kick
The fact that Angel’s Envy Bourbon has massive notes of maple syrup is just 😗👌🏾
The Veneto
You haven’t lived until you’ve put olive brine into your Boulevardiers, let me show you how it’s done with this recipe.
The Pineapple Bramble
Who doesn’t love a good bramble - this one has got some tiki inspiration and is perfect for the summer!
The Smokey Sunrise
Happy #NationalMezcalDay! To celebrate II’ve created an easy and refreshing cocktail using Mezcal. This recipe combines this rich, smokey Mezcal with bright flavors in pineapple, lime and naturally complemented by agave nectar. Make sure to give this one a try tonight and let me know what you think!
Espada Spritz
Just because fall is around the corner doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy a spritz! Here’s a recipe thats perfect for any occasion. Their blanco tequila pairs well with the tropical notes of pineapple and the splash of prosecco makes this drink a fruit-forward but refreshing cocktail. Cheers y’all!
The Colpetto
I may have missed the train on #NationalCoffeeDay but it was a blast to be able to create this Colpetto with my friends Amaro Montenegro! Just build it in the glass, easy peasy!
Papillon Bleu
You’ve seen a Negroni come in red and white… but what about blue? You need to try this one.
Crushed Berrymore
Strawberry and coconut just go so well together, so here’s a little something for y’all to crush on this wonderful day.
Boho Rosa Swizzle
Just a couple more views of the Boho Rosa House in during my last shoot that inspired this cocktail 🙌🏾
The Salted Peanut Butter Fizz
Fall is officially here, so how does a peanut butter, banana, hazelnut, coffee and chocolate cocktail sound to you?
Well, you’re in luck. I’ve teamed up with screwballwhiskey to create a cocktail thats somewhere between a chocolate egg cream and a bourbon fizz. The secret is in the banana, hazelnut-infused cold brew amaro created by my talented friend schenzelwashington. Its constructed by steeping coffee grounds with banana liqueur, hazelnut extract and amaro for 6-12 hours then fine straining into a vessel of your choice. I can’t think of a more perfect accompaniment to the flavors in peanut butter.
The Queen is Dead
I wanted to follow the basic Boulevardier recipe, but create a tropical flair. The coconut-infused aperitif takes the bitter component and just rounds it out with a little sweetness and richness. The [Pimm's] replaces sweet vermouth, by pulling away some of those herbal notes, and replacing them with dried fruit flavors.
Tropikalia
This is recipe is made with a unique spirit I received this recently called Trakal which is made in Patagonia with native ingredients. They use local apple and pear varietals to create the base alcohol and work with local communities to hand-pick seven native herbs and four native berries. Figured why not add more fruit and make a tiki-style cocktail and this one worked out perfectly.
Bee-Lavardier
What’s all the buzz about? 🥃🍯🐝
Up next on the #BartendersAndBoulevardiers series with @cooperscraft is Michael Leslie (@mikeyveo) with a Boulevardier riff that accentuates some of the natural honey notes inherited from the unique Coopers’ Craft barrels by incorporating local honey into the recipe. Michael was also kind enough to lend us a few words that inspired his recipe:
“Once there was a bee who flew up beside me and said,
‘Hey man, let me show you something.’
With a sweet honey pass and a dip in my glass I knew that little bee wouldn’t sting”
The PB & J Sour
I was inspired to make y’all a cross between a New York Sour and a peanut butter and jelly sandwich… and its sooo good. I’m using cognac and a rich red wine to accentuate the grape notes which play in harmony with the peanut butter flavor in Skrewball. Try this out and let me know what y’all think!
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