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This grapefruit fresh and light cocktail is equally suited to the aperitivo moment as it is breakfast.
A quality falernum adds complex clove-led flavours to a classic Trader Vic Mai Tai.
Sidecar-esque with zesty citrus tartness.
Sour by name - balanced sweet and sour apple by nature.
Cognac and pisco brandies with maraschino and pineapple adding fruity tropical freshness and a foamy head.
A tad debauched but very tasty.
Rum-laced fruit, as with most Trader Vic classics, balanced rather than sweet.
Berry fruit and citrus gently caressed by mellow Irish whiskey with a splash of enlivening soda.
A passion fruit and vanilla crowd-pleaser that's balanced with zesty lime and ideally served with sparkling wine on the side.
Perhaps best described as being a Trinidadian Daiquiri due to its heavy use of Angostura Bitters. Obviously, it would also have originally been made with
Tis rather.
A cross between a bourbon-based Southside and a bourbon mule. Packs a gingery bourbon punch.
A rye sour enlivened with chili and cinnamon spice to warm the cockles.
Vodka-laced rich blueberry with balancing lime freshness.
Scotch whisky adds a delicately malty backbone to this zesty and fruity, delicately honeyed anytime cocktail.
Considering it's blue, I quite like it was the general consensus when we first tried this infamous cocktail. It tastes great when presented with a Jacob
Three ingredients combine harmoniously and, depending on your coffee liqueur, perhaps just the merest tad on the sweet side.
Pale pink (depending on your grenadine), gin-laced rich fruit and subtle lemon sourness.
The classic randy – port and brandy combo – with tart freshening lemon balanced with a touch of sugar.
Fresh strawberries combine well with tequila in this fruity margarita. The strawberry already makes this drink viscous so sugar syrup is preferable to
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