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If you already enjoy the flavor of bay leaf, or even if you aren't sure what it actually tastes like, I think you'll love this delicious simplesyrup recipe for cocktails and mocktails! In this simplesyrup recipe, I simmer the leaves in sugar and water for five to ten minutes and it makes the whole kitchen smell amazing !
Grapefruit Soda Jarritos, Squirt, or Fresca, or fresh-squeezed Grapefruit Juice Garnish: Grapefruit wedge or lime wheel Preparation Rim a highball glass with lime and dip in coarse salt. SimpleSyrup Preparation Combine ingredients into a mixing glass with ice. Fresh Lime Juice Pinch of Salt 4 oz. BACARD Peach Rum 4 oz.
Tonic Water Preparation Add ice into highball or balloon glass. Liqueur , Vodka Lover’s Lane by Mixologist Jessica Christensen, Graton Resort & Casino Ingredients 3/4 oz. Vodka Straight From the Heart by Mixologist Jessica Christensen, Graton Resort & Casino Ingredients 1 1/4 oz. Portland Syrups Rose Cordial 3 oz.
Passion Fruit Reduction* ¼ cup Agave Nectar SimpleSyrup** ¼ cup Serrano-Infused Lime Juice (+1 Tbsp) Lime-Sea Salt * Rim Preparation Place all ingredients in a shaker with ice and shake for 30 seconds vigorously. Photo by Sarah Gualtieri Tequila Maffei Margarita by Mixologist Christina Maffei Ingredients ½ oz. Cointreau ¾ oz.
As the Official Spirits Partner of the 75th Emmy® Awards, Johnnie Walker curated a selection of vibrant Johnnie Walker Blue Label cocktails expertly crafted by DIAGEO Reserve World Class award-winning mixologist Charles Joly. Shake lightly and strain over crushed ice into a highball.
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Strain all contents into a highball over fresh ice. Notes The mixologists at Espolón created this recipe. Layer in bourbon, Aperol, juice and syrup. Notes The mixologists at Maker’s Mark created this recipe. Notes The mixologists at Gray Whale created this recipe. Ginger syrup ¼ oz.
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Spring is here and floral syrups are a wonderful way to elevate your cocktails, mocktails, lemonades and iced teas. This rose simplesyrup is an easy recipe with just three ingredients. And whether you prefer to make your syrup with dried rose petals or rosewater, I’ve got you covered with instructions for both!
Print Summer Blues Spritzer Course Drinks Keyword Blueberry vodka, Irish whiskey, lemon juice, lychee liqueur, mint, Simplesyrup Ingredients 1 ½ oz. Simplesyrup ½ oz. Notes The mixologists at Martell created this recipe. Pour into a highball glass filled with ice.
Wondering how to master the art of making chai simplesyrup at home? This guide provides a simple approach to infusing the classic chai spices into a versatile syrup. With its rich blend of spices and sweet undertones, chai simplesyrup brings a warm, comforting twist to your favorite drinks.
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Ginger simplesyrup concentrates that vibrant zesty flavor into an easy-to-use ingredient for cocktails, mocktails, and drinks of all kinds. Rich ginger simplesyrup You can also easily make rich ginger syrup by doubling the quantity of sugar. Rich simplesyrup uses a ratio of 2 parts sugar to 1 part water.
There are many cocktails and simple mixed drinks you can still enjoy while keeping your carbs in check, and the Mojito is one of them. The Mojito is a refreshing and bubbly mix of white rum, lime, mint, sparkling water, and a little sweetener (usually simplesyrup). I like to make an allulose simplesyrup with 1.5
Chai tea spice syrup Nutmeg Biscotti cookie Instructions Combine ingredients and shake. Strain into a highball glass with ice. The mixologists at Deer Path Inn in Lake Forest, IL, created this recipe. Notes The mixologists at Grand Bohemian Lodge Greenville in Greenville, SC, created this recipe.
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Print Frequent Flyer Course Drinks Keyword aquavit, egg white, lime, mango liqueur, Scotch, Simplesyrup Ingredients 1 ¼ oz. Cane syrup ¼ oz. Allow the mixture to cool before adding it to the cocktail, and store any unused syrup in the refrigerator. Agave syrup ¾ oz.
The refreshing cocktail, made with gin , lemon juice, simplesyrup, and Champagne, is also easy to make. Created by iconic NYC bartender Audrey Saunders, the cocktail combines refreshing mint, rum, lime juice, and simplesyrup and gets an herbaceous bump from Angostura bitters.
Cloud Rooftop made with Strawberry and Lemongrass Grey Goose vodka, triple sec, simplesyrup and lime juice; Pride pastries at Jake’s Coffeehouse and Paco & Lola “Pride” wine. Blue Curaçao Instructions In a highball glass, pour grenadine and top with ice. Notes The mixologists at Chambord created this recipe.
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Add ice to a highball glass. simplesyrup 2 dashes Angostura bitters orange peel for garnish In an Old Fashioned glass, add the simplesyrup and Angostura bitters. agave nectar or simplesyrup 1 oz. Pimm’s No. Add Pimm’s No. 1 and lemon juice, top with ginger ale or sparkling lemonade, and stir.
It’s lightly sweetened with simplesyrup and fun to whip up in no time for a refreshing drink whenever the mood strikes. SimpleSyrup Club Soda Tools You’ll Need: Mixing Glass Barspoon Muddler Jigger Julep Strainer Preparation Steps: In your mixing glass , muddle the lemon, lime, orange, and basil leaves until broken down.
A creamy addition of heavy cream balances against the acidic lemon and spicy ginger, and you can adjust to your preferred sweetness by adding more or less simplesyrup. SimpleSyrup (or more depending on preferred sweetness) 1 oz. Fill a highball glass with ice. You won’t miss any gin here! Ingredients: ¼ oz.
SimpleSyrup 1 Lime 2 oz. Strain into a highball glass or stemless martini glass filled with ice, then top with sparkling water. The post Creamy Coconut Mojito appeared first on Casual Mixologist. Or just remove the alcohol and you have a refreshing mocktail! Ingredients: 5 Mint leaves 1.5 White rum 2 oz.
To make a Paloma with fresh juice, you’ll also need simplesyrup and club soda or sparkling water (seltzer water is fine). The best ratio to start with when making your own “grapefruit soda” is 2 ounces of grapefruit juice to 1 ounce of simplesyrup and then topping that with 4-6 ounces of ice cold sparkling water.
You can opt for simplehighballs, three-ingredient, sweet and sour drinks like the Daiquiri , or more complex tropical or tiki drinks like the classic Mai Tai. Let’s dive into the drink categories: Simplehighballs These are your most basic mixed drinks and always a crowd-pleaser. Like cachaca?
Whether you’re a seasoned mixologist or a curious connoisseur, our curated classic mixed drinks list awaits, showcasing iconic libations that have enthralled taste buds for generations. Combine 3 ounces of tequila, 2 ounces of fresh lime juice, ½ to 1 teaspoon of orange liqueur and 1 ounce of simplesyrup in a shaker with ice.
Whether you’re a seasoned mixologist or a curious connoisseur, our curated classic mixed drinks list awaits, showcasing iconic libations that have enthralled taste buds for generations. Combine 3 ounces of tequila, 2 ounces of fresh lime juice, ½ to 1 teaspoon of orange liqueur and 1 ounce of simplesyrup in a shaker with ice.
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Stock up on mixers and liqueurs, such as triple sec and Cointreau, along with agave syrup and simplesyrup for sweetness. Muddle cucumber slices and mint leaves, then mix with lime juice and a simplesyrup. Margarita-Making Contest Turn your guests into mixologists with a margarita-making contest.
Our curated cocktail selection caters to both seasoned mixologists and beginners. Master the art of creating a classic cocktail with simplesyrup and citrus. Start by muddling mint leaves with 1 oz of simplesyrup and lime juice in a cocktail glass. Shake well and strain into a highball glass filled with fresh ice.
If you’re a novice mixologist, making a great cocktail at home may seem daunting, especially with the sheer number of options in existence. No matter their origins, only their spirits separate them: Add ¾ ounces of both lime juice and simplesyrup to two ounces of gin and you have a Gimlet.
Use demerara simplesyrup or even spiced simplesyrup to make this drink far more dark and handsome than the regular ‘ol simplesyrup or sugar cubes. Mix a couple ounces of a quality aged rum with a few dashes of bitters, a 1/4 ounce of demerara syrup and an expressed orange twist.
See Recipe The Perfect Pear While Scotch may not be the first spirit you think of when you think “daytime cocktail,” this seasonal highball bursting with autumnal aromas of cinnamon and pear is sure to prove you wrong. This Thanksgiving, consider putting a twist on the original and sweetening things up with a bit of cranberry simplesyrup.
Passion Fruit Reduction* cup Agave SimpleSyrup** cup Serrano-Infused Lime Juice (+1 tbsp.) Agave SimpleSyrup Ingredients cup Agave Nectar, light cup Water 1 piece Star Anise, toasted Preparation Combine water, agave nectar and toasted star anise. Don Julio Silver Blanco Tequila 2 oz. Grand Marnier Liqueur (+ oz.)
While you can use a store bought syrup, I prefer to make my own with fresh ginger juice. I make a quick simplesyrup and then add The Ginger People's bottled ginger juice. This gives the syrup (and the cocktail) the flavor of fresh ginger but without a lot of extra work. Garnish with a sprig of mint.
Adding syrups for a sweeter drink Note that this mocktail is unsweetened, just like the classic Gin Rickey. If you prefer additional sweetness, you can add a splash of simplesyrup, fresh raspberry simplesyrup , or even honey syrup. Learn all about simplesyrups in my Complete Guide to SimpleSyrup.
Mixologists in South Korea use it to make Insam-ju before adding it to mixed beverages or wine. Shake and strain over fresh ice into highball glass half rimmed with lime pepper seasoning. Mix the liquor with soda water and a fruit-based simplesyrup when someone requests something bubbly.
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