The World Of Cocktails
My 2024 Easter cocktail is called Canary Flip. The Canary Flip is a good Easter cocktail with a delicious balance of egg, spirits and wine. The cocktail looks creamy and sweet, but is spicy and lemony. So happy Easter!
The Bikini Martini cocktail is a bright blue combination of lemon, orange and peach laced with Gin. The cocktail was created for a swimwear launch in 1999. The bikini swimsuit was invented in July 1946 by designer Louis Réard and named after the Bikini Atoll, where the first public test of an atomic bomb took place four days earlier.
Green Cocktail for St. Patrick ‘ s Day
Every year the Irish people and now almost the whole world celebrate St. Patrick`s Day. On March 17th, green is the predominant colour of Irish people celebrating all over the world; in some cities, the rivers are even colored green on St. Patrick’s Day. On this occasion, here is a great green cocktail for St. Patrick`s Day called Emerald Elixir.
The Six Cylinder cocktail consists of 6 different spirits and nothing else. It is a bittersweet aperitivo or digestivo with pleasantly subtle, rich cherry notes.
The Gold Phantom cocktail is fruity and refreshing with cognac, pineapple, lemon and Licor 43, a delicious vanilla liqueur from Spain. The Gold Phantom Cocktail is a newer cocktail – created in 2015.
The Yellow Mist cocktail is an apricot and almond Gin Sour. Adapted from a recipe first published in 1937.
For the Anaïs Nin cocktail, you must shake the anise-flavored Samcuca liqueur with Creme de banana liqueur and Half and half (Cream & Milk) and top with coffee (iced or hot), a cup of whipped cream and a drizzle of the liqueur for a sweet yet intriguingly complex caffeinated treat.
The Vampiro is a cocktail that includes fruit juice, spices, lime juice and Tequila. The Vampiro has a fruity savory and spicy taste. The Vampiro is popular in Mexico. Mexicans named the cocktail Vampiro (“vampire”) because the Viuda de Sanchez juice mixer’s red colour is reminiscent of blood.
This San Francisco cocktail tastes long-lasting, fruity, slightly sweet and rounded off with Vodka. The orign of the San Francisco cocktail is unknown but almost certainly not originally from the city of San Francisco, California. This fruity drink should not to be confused with the very different sloe gin-based San Francisco cocktail which dates back to before 1937.
In the Absinthe Spider Highball cocktail, Absinthe and Ginger Ale combine well in this refreshing highball. Highballs consist of a base spirit, optionally other ingredients and a carbonated “filler”, for example soda water or Ginger Ale. Musik: Friendly Dance – Nico Staf