The origins of the San Martín cocktail likely date back to the early 1900s, and various versions have emerged over time. In this particular variation, anisette adds a distinctive touch to the blend of equal parts Gin, dry Vermouth, and sweet Vermouth. The cocktail is named after Don José de San Martín (1778–1850), the Argentine […]
The non-alcoholic Dirty Diet Coke cocktail sounds interesting and could taste good in the summer, even if the ingredients seem a bit unusual at first. INGREDIENTS METHOD SHOPPING LIST
The Beachcomber cocktail is a refreshing, tropical cocktail that beautifully bridges the gap between a classic Daiquiri and a Margarita. It pairs light Rum and fresh lime juice with orange liqueur and a hint of cherry-flavored Maraschino for a vibrant, balanced drink. Curaçao Triple Sec is a liqueur produced through the triple distillation of sweet […]
The Prelude cocktail contains no sweetness at all. It stands out for its subtle yet distinctive herbal notes—dominated by caraway—making it a savory cocktail in the style of a Martini. The Prelude is the ideal accompaniment to pre-dinner appetizers or pickled specialties such as herring. INGREDIENTS METHOD SHOPPING LIST
The Dublin Minstrel cocktail is a riff on the classic Last Word cocktail substituting Irish Whiskey for Gin. INGREDIENTS METHOD SHOPPING LIST
The Sunset Vibes cocktail, displaying the colors of a sunset, offers a cacophony of flavors that combine to form a symphony of surprisingly harmonious sips. INGREDIENTS METHOD SHOPPING LIST
The Negroni Sbagliato cocktail (Italian for “mistaken Negroni”) is a sparkling, lighter variation of the classic Negroni cocktail. Legend has it that it originated in a Milanese bar in the 1970s when a bartender accidentally poured Prosecco instead of in into the cocktail. INGREDIENTS METHOD SHOPPING LIST
The Transylvanian Martini cocktail is slightly sweet but very fruity. Its origins date back to 1994, when the cocktail was entered into the International Bartender’s Cocktail Competition. INGREDIENTS METHOD SHOPPING LIST
It doesn’t always have to involve alcohol. With the Arancia 0.0% Cold Brew Spritz cocktail, cold-brew coffee meets fruity freshness. Combine Ramazzotti Aperitivo Arancia 0.0% with cold brew and soda water over ice. To top it off, you can use sparkling water—or, for a slightly bitter note, a mild tonic. INGREDIENTS METHOD SHOPPING LIST
The Rhine Wine Cobbler cocktail is light, fruity and very refreshing. It serves as a fruity alternative to the Spritz—though the recipe actually dates back to 1882; mind you, the Spritz didn’t even exist back then. A Cobbler is a refreshing, usually wine- or spirit-based cocktail that is traditionally served in a large glass with […]