A sour start with an acidic style finish, the AMF cocktail (Adio’s Mother F–cker) has lots of the Long Island Ice Tea qualities intermingled with the Electric Lemonade but may stand alone as its own creation. Lots of alcohols makeup this beverage and too many may be unwise–drink wisely and slowly!
It’s time to get refreshing, we’re busting out the New Amsterdam gin and bringing in some Orange Juice and Ginger ale with a hint of lime to add some complex tasting experiences. A great cocktail for someone looking to expand their gin recipe selection while cooling off on a warm day. New Amsterdamn was the direction we went, but we encourage you to use your favorite gin.
A huge flavorful cocktail with wicked awesome tastes and flavors. A bit of sweet, a slight hint of sour all brought with a real life fruitiness that will impress friends and family at parties. After the show we still sat down trying to find the flavor and Jennifer got it: Yankee Candle. The finish reminds us of the scenes of a red yankee candle (strawberry?)
Saint Patrick’s Day needs a few green drinks to start the party right. The Emerald Isle is another attempt at Creme de Menthe without the huge mint attack. We’re dabbling with gin today and only using a small quantity of creme de menthe to kick up the party mint style.
Some Fridays we just like to get stupid, we’re getting stupid today. The Graveyard Cocktail has more ingredients than it needs for the purpose but it’s just not a crazy episode unless we fill the table with spirits. From vodka, gin, tequila, scotch, bourbon, triple sec, beers, you name it this cocktail will exercise the [...]
While we’ve never met Satan, here are his whiskers! Not sure where the name arrived from but this is a gin-style cocktail with both sweet and dry vermouth and a bit of grand marnier (yes, the recipe notes spelled it wrong). Show Links: Get The Recipe Party Paddle!!! Donations!!!
Today we’re looking at a few select brands of gin that run the price range from USD $16 all the way to USD $45. The gin brands include: G’Vine Nouaison, Martin Miller, Tanqueray and Bombay Sapphire. A taste of the London Dry!
We’re adopting a southern recipe this week: the Texas Tea. Okay, the origins probably do not lie in the area of Texas as this is yet another “tea” style recipe that no doubt branched off of the Long Island Iced Tea. The big difference in this cocktail is the inclusion of Bourbon as a spirit. [...]
You’ll find this recipe a quick-to-make cocktail to bust out for New Years Eve festivities. It’s got great color, a nice gin taste with just a hint of sweetness. This cocktail contains a good gin power with the citrus flavor of sprite all while maintaining a cool blue coloring. Show Links: Get Recipe
We’re busting out a crazy recipe for our first recipe of the week: Tokyo Tea. This cocktail has a bunch of different spirits, much like the Long Island Ice Tea, but with midori. The midori brings a good deal of sweetness to a cocktail that usually has very little. Show Links: Get The Recipe Devotion [...]
