All entries to the 2025 Mandarine Napoléon Challenge

French Samurai

For this recipe I like to use Mars Iwai blended Japanese whisky for its notes of vanilla and caramel that compliment the salty miso beautifully, but whatever

Irish Mandarin

The Irish Potion adds smooth, velvety depth. The Belgian Napoleon brings a zesty, almost nostalgic citrus edge.

Aeroclub

Has a fruity note pretty pronounced with acid and fresh finish from the sherry oloroso. Mandarín Napoleón always present support by the oloroso orange

Amber Eyes

The name is inspired by the eyes of an amazing person

Le Jardin des Mandarines

You can not find timut pepper in the ingredients, had to take pink peppercorns.

Escape from Elba

The acidity of the lemon does wonders in this drink, it's even better if you use acid ajusted mandarin juice

Sloe King-man

Fresh, Berries, citrus and with a kick! Fit for an emperor (Napoleon?), a king (King's ginger?) or a Queen (sloe berries).

Bamboo No. 2

7 o'clock, with Mr Mertens was almost a ritual. He would come to the bar everyday, sit at the counter and ask for something easy, classy, and not very

Elysian Fields

Delicate herbal notes underpin this delicious three ingredient citrus sour.

Jardin Impérial

Frais et fruité, c'est un cocktail à la fois gourmand et rafraîchissant. La mangue et le matcha apporte une note exotique qui relève la mandarine.

My sweet mandarine

It also has, a bitter mandarin mermelade (1 big barspoon) and a pop corn foam floating

Mandala

I used the Mandarine Napoleon and the reposado tequila as the base for this cocktail. The vermouth replaced the dryness of the gin nicely, the grapefruit

Emperor's Scoop

The 'Emperor's Scoop' is a bright, playful riff on the classic Sgroppino that heroes the zesty elegance of Mandarine Napoléon. This sparkling sipper balances

Golden Lowlands

Where the land meets the mist and the morning dew softens every edge, there is a silence that speaks louder than words. That is the taste of this moment.

Napoléon's Heart

Hazelnut undertone with punchy orange kick

Fire Agate

I riffed on a bourbon Manhattan, wanting to add some sweeter elements, and then added to those layers with hickory smoke. The name comes from a whole series