FOX RIVER COCKTAIL
The Fox River Cocktail is bourbon based – specifically, it’s based on two ounces of bourbon and not a lot else. This should tell you two things about the drink.
The Fox River Cocktail is bourbon based – specifically, it’s based on two ounces of bourbon and not a lot else. This should tell you two things about the drink.
Mix tea with more than just hot water. Try this chamomile-infused whiskey cocktail.
St. Patrick’s Day is arguably the most famous drinking holiday, at least in the United States, and there are more than a few cocktails that celebrate it—there’s the Irish Shot, Irish Coffee and the Tipperary, for starts. However, you don’t need the excuse of an over-indulgent holiday to mix an Irish whiskey cocktail. Though the spirit family is less commonly used in drinks than its American counterparts like bourbon and rye, the wide-ranging world of Irish whiskey lends itself well to cocktail bartending.
This blue Hawaiian mai tai cocktail is a cross between a mai tai and a blue Hawaiian. It’s a fruity blend of two popular tropical drinks and is perfect for summer, pool parties, and cookouts!
Maui Sunset Cocktail ( Pineapple Hibiscus Vodka Cocktail) was created for PAU Maui Vodka for Earth Day 2018. This post is sponsored by PAU Maui Vodka.
This cocktail is a combination of two classic cocktails, the Clover Club and the Ramos Fizz. It is beautifully light and festively pink. Perfect for brunch and perfect for mom.
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Hi There! That’s Julie there on the left and Debbie on the right, busy women who love to entertain with great food and cocktails.
Hello, sunshine! I don’t know about you but I am ready for some fun in the sun. Cinco de Mayo is the pre-kickoff to summer and some fun times outside. Who doesn’t love a margarita with friends sitting outside in the sun? Sounds like a dream, let’s make it happen. If you’re in Albany, I expect to see you for a drink, ok thanks bye.
Bourbon Smash cocktails are some of my favorite summers cocktails. I have experimented with a wide variety of fruits and berries when making Bourbon Smash recipes. One of my all-time favorites is the Peach Bourbon Smash! Sweet, cool, and refreshing, it’s easy to drink and easy to make. I use peaches in this cocktail, but all stone fruits are excellent with bourbon. Apricots, plums, and nectarines have all been amazing as substitutes for this Bourbon smash, and I mix it up quite a bit. I usually just go by what looks best when selecting the fruits.
Save Print Striped Cream Soda Parfait Author: Pinterest/Photo credit to pinterest.com Ingredients • 1 cup vanilla ice cream, plus more to serve • 4 teaspoons gelatin, divided • 2 tablespoons hot water, divided • 2 cups Japanese cider • Blue… Continue Reading