The Midori Sour, a super delicious cocktail with a few variant recipes. Even Midori’s website has a different recipe design than the one found on their bottle! What that tells you is their are many fun flavors to experience with Midori’s product that all result in something great to drink. Here are a few recipes we’ve found, which will taste the best on your palate?
A super deliciouis tasting cocktail with a great sense of color. The After Sun Punch comes complete with great sips of thick pineapple goodness with secondary sips of coconut and banana with the thickness of a blended drink without the blender. Bright, happy, delicious.
The floradora cocktail is gin based with a bit of lime and some raspberry liqueur (you may use your favorite brand.) We’ll then top it with ginger ale to add some great ginger flavor, giving you a few unique flavor profiles to taste as you sip. A fun little cocktail with ginger, gin and raspberry tastes and a mild lime finish.
The redheaded slut with a splash of coke, this cocktail keeps a nice structured jagermeister finish with a peach schnapps attack with an ever-so-slight tart carbonated body. And, again, I didn’t name the cocktail, I just made it!
It’s time for a cocktail with something different for everyone. We’re mixing it up with the Hazelnut Chai Heaven, a creamy chai-based cocktail with pretty hazelnut notes, chocolates and hints of cinnamon and spices. Elegant and tasty while not going overboard on sweet flavors, truely giving your face something else to apprecaite in terms of cocktail flavors.
A slightly unique caipirinha that goes beyond the basic flavors found in the cachaca recipe. We’re tasting it against Boca Loca, Cachaca 51 and Leblon.
More gold rum, this time we’re using Myers’s Gold rum and Cheatau Monet for our raspberry liqueur. This cocktail has fresh lime juice and pineapple juice in it as well, making it a very tasty fruity style cocktail recipe. Slightly sweet, slightly awesome (okay, full of awesome) with nice color.
A nice mildly potent cocktail utilizing a gold rum, something we don’t see very often. A bit of apple juice, a lime twist and some chambord and you get an elegant rum cocktail with a tad bit of lightly oaked raspberry taste and an apple finish.
Here is a little video tasting of chai liqueur, something that arrived for review in the mail this week. I didn’t get a chance to try it throughout the week so I busted it out before nightfall last night and gave it a good ol’ taste. This is my first experience with Chai Liqueur of any type.
Not much to say here, this is just a stupid crazy mixture of alcohol, I’d not even call this exactly a “cocktail.” It’s a bit of everything all put together in what can only be a potion of sorts, something you’d think a witch would brew. But, it makes for good video!
