3 Boozy Cocktails You Have To Make
Who doesn't love a tasty cocktail? We sure as heck do! Thanks to Radion Photography we have 3 boozy winter cocktails that you have to make.
These ridiculously tasty cocktails are super easy to make. Well ... one requires a bit of muddling, but overall the recipes and ingredients are quite simple. From a seductively smooth sparkling drink to the perfect gin and tonic. Keep scrolling for the recipes.
seductively smooth sparkling cocktaiL
Our first boozy cocktail is a seductively smooth sparkling treat. Made with Courtage, a French sparkling rosé and a bit of fruity goodness.
Ingredients
makes 4 seductively smooth sparkling cocktails
3 nectarines or your favorite stone fruit
6 thyme sprigs
1 lemon
4 Tbs. of simple syrup (recipe below)
Directions
1. Peel and chop 2 nectarines.
2. Slice the other nectarine and set aside for garnish.
2. Muddle 2 nectarines with the simple syrup and add the juice from one lemon. Mix everything until all of the nectarine juices have been released.
3. Pour mixture into cocktail shaker with ice cubes. Shake!
4. Add 2 nectarines slices and 2 springs of thyme to glass.
5. Pour shaken mixture and top off with Prosecco.
6. Serve Immediately.
How To Make Simple Syrup
Add 1/2 cup of sugar to 1/2 cup of water, bring to a boil, remove from heat. Toss in some thyme springs for a little extra pizzaz. Let chill in the corner until your ready to use.
blueberry and thyme magical cocktail
Prepare for some serious yummy! Whip up this magical cocktail, and we guarantee everyone will be so incredibly impressed with your mixology skills. This blueberry and thyme cocktail is one part winter berry cordial (a rich cordial made from real elderberry, orange and blackberry juices mixed with winter spices - nutmeg, cinnamon and cloves) and one part Prosecco.
Ingredients
makes four blueberry and thyme magic cocktails
Belvoir Spiced Winter Berrie Cordial
4 springs of thyme
Bottle of your favorite Prosecco
Instructions
1. Add 2 tbs. of the cordial to the bottom of a Champagne cocktail glass.
2. Drop in 3-4 fresh blueberries and one sprig of thyme.
3. Top with Prosecco or Champagne if your super fancy.
local gin and tonic cocktail recipe
Gin and tonic are one of our favorite cocktails. Simple and delicious! Since there are only two ingredients, we highly recommend purchasing an upscale gin like Cadée Gin.
Cadée Gin is handcrafted on the Isle of Whidbey, one of the largest islands in Washington. It also happens to be on the same latitude of Scotland. Like Scotland, Whidbey has miles coastline, salty breezes and gray days. Who knows? You may feel as if you are in Scotland while sipping your gin and tonic.
Did you know that a lot major tonic producers brands use HFCS (hight fructose corn syrup) in their tonics? HFCS is considerably cheaper than sugar, making it less expensive than a healthier tonic.
HFCS add a syrupy flavor to the tonic, therefore competing with the taste of your Gin. If you are taking the time to buy a high quality gin, than take the time to purchase a high quality tonic like Fever Tree .
We also found Q Tonic Water. Containing 85% lower glycemic rating, as well as 60% fewer calories than regular tonic water. Made with natural Peruvian quinine which is used by naturalists and herbalists to improve health, increase energy, and stimulate blood flow. WOW! I just sold myself on this tonic water.
Ingredients
makes one gin and tonic cocktail recipe
2 oz of
Cadée Gin
6 oz of
Fever Tree
3 clementine slices
rosemary sprig
Instructions
1. Put your glasses in the freezer for about a half an hour.
2. Once the ice glasses are chilled add 2 ice cubes to your glass.
3. Squeeze in the juice of one clementine tangerine. Add in your clementine slices and one sprig of rosemary.
4. Be sure to
use a Jigger for the perfect shot. Pour your gin in the glass, and add the tonic and stir before serving.
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