We’re pulling out the Don Q Limón Rum with some champagne and blue curacao. If you’re thinking about serving champagne for the evening festivities perhaps adding some fancy blue will impress the guests. This can be a good drink to get you through the start of 2010.
Champagne, a bubbly experience, the club soda of wines. We’re creating the champagne cooler recipe, using some champagne, cointreau (or triple sec) and a bit o’ brandy (or Hennessey cognac). This is one of two champagne recipes this week, so crack open the bottle and prepare yourself for the experience! Show Links: Print it on MixDrinkipedia Buy Haamonii Smooth at D&M
St Petersburg Vodka has created a recipe known as the Hermitage. It should become something of a classic as it has all the properties to a historical drink: taste, simplicity and elegance. You’ll probably want to use your favorite champagne, if you have one, to really impress yourself with the tastes. However, the champagne doesn’t overpower the drink and the vodka stays subtle in a good marriage, allowing folks that aren’t huge fans of either champagne or vodka to appreciate [...]
The Champagne Cocktail is a classic little recipe. Valentine’s Day is on the way, perhaps this is something you can serve your loved on this February? Cognac, bitters, sugar and champagne. Yummy!
A great pomegranate vodka martini recipe with a base of champagne, a great way to ring in the new year. If you’re trying to spice up your standard champagne drinking experience or looking for a creative way to finish up the bottle of champagne after the party is over, Flirtini is your solution. We used an extra dry champagne for the Flirtini recipe because it’s what we had hanging around to drink. Given the majority of the Flirtini relies on [...]
Many wine lovers search for days, weeks or even months trying to find a place to buy good wines at lower prices. Some companies auction off wines that are aging and not moving off shelves for a good price because…well… it’s not moving. Like many products, nothing dulls a sale like one that doesn’t actually sell. Inventory space isn’t limitless and companies have to remove old stock for new to freshing their outlook or because wine is getting older and [...]
Chardonnay, like other wines, is a type of wine which takes the name of a grape. The Chardonnay grape is a green grape, unlike Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and Pinot Noir grapes which are purplish blue grapes. The Chardonnay grape is used to make Chardonnay wines, of course, but it’s also used to create sparkling wines and Champagne. “Chardonnay is a versatile grape. In cold regions such as Chablis, it shows crisp acidity and flavours of green hay with the flinty [...]
Champagne is a fancy name for Sparkling Wine. A wine with bubbles, carbonated for your pleasure, produced exclusively in the Champagne regions of France. Believe it or not, many governments restrict the user of Champagne to sparkling wines made in the Champagne region of France which is interesting, where else does that type of odd rule exist? In the United States we have a similar rule to Europe, which enforces “Champagne” to be from France but we grandfather in older [...]
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