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Whether you choose to enjoy Wine, Whiskey, Vodka, or Rum (or all of the above) we’ve got a great holiday cocktail for you! 25 parts Lemon Juice 3 parts Apple Cider Dash of Aromatic Bitters 1 barspoon of Butter Preparation Warm all the ingredients inside a kettle or a sauce pan. Add a barspoon of butter on top.
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Copyright A Bar Above Well, another year has come and gone, and we’re already swapping out summer rum for winter whiskey. We love women in the bar and alcohol industry!) Rex Whiskey is the perfect bottle to add to your bar for the holidays with its warm aromas of apple, toffee, and red wine.
The Shamrock Cream Fizz combines the rich decadence of Mozart Chocolate Cream Liqueur with the smooth warmth of Clonakilty Irish Whiskey. Liqueur , Whiskey Shamrock Cream Fizz Ingredients 2 oz. Clonakilty Irish Whiskey 2 oz. Heavy Cream (vegan whipping cream if you are avoiding dairy) Top with very cold seltzer or club soda.
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Sparkling Beverages: Prosecco (like La Marca), Champagne (like Veuve Clicquot), and club soda. Tools: Shaker, strainer, muddler, jigger, and barspoon. Top with club soda. Top with club soda. Top with club soda. Top with club soda. Herbs and Fruits: Mint, rosemary, thyme, berries, and citrus fruits.
BarSpoon: For effortless stirring and layering of ingredients. A long-handled barspoon is essential for reaching the bottom of tall glasses. Link to examples) As for ingredients, stock your bar with: Base Spirits: Vodka, gin, rum, tequila, and whiskey – the foundation of countless cocktails.
The cocktails are made with various spirits: Astral Tequila, Baileys, Buchanans Blended Scotch Whiskey, CIROC vodka, Don Julio tequila, DELEN Tequila, Johnny Walker, Oban 14 Single Malt Scotch, Aperol, Tanqueray gin and Old Parr 12-year-old blended scotch. oz of soda water, stir with a barspoon. Ingredients: 1.5
BarSpoon: For effortless stirring and layering of ingredients. A long-handled barspoon is essential for reaching the bottom of tall glasses and for controlled stirring. Essential Ingredients: Base Spirits: Vodka, gin, rum, tequila, and whiskey – the foundation of countless cocktails.
BarSpoon: For stirring cocktails that should be gently mixed rather than shaken (though less common for brunch cocktails, still good to have). A good barspoon with a twisted handle not only looks elegant but is also functional for layering drinks. Top with sparkling wine or club soda (for a less boozy option).
BarSpoon: A long-handled barspoon is essential for stirring and layering ingredients, especially in tall glasses. Essential Ingredients: Base Spirits: Vodka, gin, rum, tequila, and whiskey are the cornerstones of most cocktails. Jigger: Precise measurements are crucial for balanced cocktails.
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