Cocktail syrups, like Gomme, are a staple liquified mixing ingredient commonly found in a number of cocktails and mixed drinks. Syrups serve a huge purpose for crafty bartenders thanks to the unique (mostly sweet) flavors and different textures they can …
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The Toblerone Cocktail is named after the Toblerone chocolate bar. That’s because it resembles its taste. It’s a favorite among many, not usually bartenders. Personally, I think it’s delicious.
Love Sangria? Then you’ll love these Sangria Cocktails! This Spanish concoction is one of the most well-known & popular punches around the world.
Mulled Wine is a delicious treat. Spices vary enormously among different recipes for mulled wine. This is one that I’ve found works quite well with the majority of customers.
The Kir Cocktail is popular in France. It’s a simple combination of white wine and creme de cassis (blackberry liqueur). Here’s how to make it.
The Grasshopper cocktail is a refreshing and delicious summer drink that tastes just like the green stuff from A Bugs Life. And it can be made in less than five minutes!
The black and tan cocktail is a weird combination of lager & stout beer. When layered properly, this concoction looks really cool, I’m not 100% sure about its taste though.
The American cocktail is a classic in its own right and it’s very likely to be the precursor to the infamous Negroni cocktail.
The Amaretto Sour cocktail is a delicious sweet ‘n’ sour mix. Adding 1-3 dashes of Angostura bitters helps balance the drink and adds more flavour. But not everyone appreciates the bitters so here’s a more popular recipe.
The Pimm’s Cup cocktail is a classic British drink that’s commonly ordered during summer style events and weddings.
The Pousse café cocktail isn’t 1 cocktail, it’s more a group of cocktails. Essentially, they’re layered cocktails and there are many different types. Here’s one example.
The Long Island Iced Tea is a strong cocktail that’s very popular among college & uni students – probably because of how strong it is.
