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Whether you’re seeking a sophisticated spot for happyhour with colleagues or an elegant venue for a private event, Upstairs at The Kimberly promises an unforgettable experience. Those seeking lighter libations will appreciate the Garden Margarita or an expertly chosen glass from the extensive wine list.
Many people go dry on weekdays only during this period of time– so don’t think it’s all or nothing if you’re not quite ready to give up your glass of wine! 3/4 oz Passionfruit Syrup 1/4 oz Lime Juice 3 Mint Leaves 4 oz of Soda Water/Club Soda INSTRUCTIONS: Muddle mint leaves in a Collins glass.
Sweet and Sour Splash of Club Soda Preparation In a highball, shake (DO NOT muddle). This cocktail offers a refreshing take on classic mixology and radiates a bright green hue, thanks to the fresh basil leaves muddled to perfection. Devotion Vodka 3 Blueberries 3 Blackberries 10-15 Mint Leaves ½ oz. Simple Syrup ½ oz. Germain ¾ oz.
It tastes the part — sans the muddled fruit — and it’s not overly sweet. Sure enough, the impact of any aromatic wine is minimal here; as a gently sweetened whiskey flavor dominates, exuding notes of caramel and milk chocolate. Orange bitters in this case, with Bulleit bourbon as the backbone. No complaints here.
This downtown aerie has an outdoor patio with downtown views and an ice bar that keeps cocktails like the “Suit & Tie” (a cherry vodka and sparkling wine concoction) and the “Rooftop Buzz” (a coffee and martini mashup). Drinks and food make for happy people at Haywire restaurant. The 32 Degree Rooftop Bar at Urban Crust.
First, place the muddled strawberry-mint mixture in a 12 oz glass and add ice. And that’s not all – the mintiness of this drink is doubled when you add muddled fresh herbs, for a pow of brightness right on the good old flavor palate! Planning a happyhour for two? Add the Bacardi rum and stir.
Cobbler Cocktails A cobbler cocktail is a shaken drink usually made with sherry or fortified wine -but can be made with other spirits -sweetener and seasonal fruit served over crushed ice and topped with a generously garnished glass of fruit, mint and powdered sugar. muddled seasonal fruit – muddled fruit adds flavor and sweetness.
Just like choosing the right grape for a wine, selecting the perfect tea is crucial for creating a balanced and flavorful cocktail. Instructions: Muddle mint sprigs with simple syrup in a julep cup. Just like choosing the right grape for a wine, selecting the perfect tea is crucial for creating a balanced and flavorful cocktail.
For a variation, some bartenders incorporate sparkling wine to create a Vesper Martini, adding complexity to this classic cocktail: Ingredient Measurement Purpose Gin or Vodka 2-3 oz Base spirit Dry Vermouth 0.5-1 The key lies in gently muddling the mint to release its oils without bruising the leaves, which can impart bitterness.
For example, wide-mouthed glasses work well for cocktails with muddled fruits like blackberries, while tall, narrow glasses suit drinks with effervescent mixers. Look for carts with features such as removable trays for easy cleaning and built-in holders for wine bottles or glasses.
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