All entries to the 2025 Mandarine Napoléon Challenge

Le Petit Caporal

For easier access, replace the verjuice with 22.5 ml of lemon juice.

Green Mandarine

A day in a nice restaurant i tried a dessert with Mandarine and Basil so i said why not to try that in a Cocktail, and work very well

Vieux Classique

my drink is based on the classic vieux caree. I made a twist with mandarine Napoleon and ornage. The drink is easy to replicate and just perfect. Napoleon

The Elba Escape

The recipe tastes also really good when using 3 dashes of Bittermen's Elemakule Tiki bitters instead of Abbott's. Furthermore, it is also possible to

Mandarumba

If Diplomatico Blanco Reserva is not available, it can be substituted with Diplomatico Planas Rum. Saline solution should be dashed in, so 3 dashes Mandarin

Joséphine

The Drink is inspired by Napoleon Bonaparte's first wife Joséphine de Beauharnais. She grew up on a platation on Martinique where sugarcane and cocoa

Le Jardin Impérial

This cocktail is a memory of greatness that never came to be. Bright as ambition, sweet as a promise, with a trace of bitterness - like everything left

The Jaffa

For this cocktail I wanted to celebrate one of my favourite childhood treats, the Jaffa Cake, whilst also paying homage to my new home; Auckland, New Zealand.

Petite Imperial Game

In 1807, Napoleon marched into the Iberian Peninsula under the pretext of conquering Portugal, but his true aim was Spain. A small imperial trick, one

Jasmines madarine dream

The Jasmine Mandarine Dream is a cocktail born from a personal connection to nature and a deep appreciation for the delicate, captivating fragrance of

Napoléon's parrot

A twist on a jungle bird for the Mandarine Napoleon cocktail challenge.

Tidewake

Overall concept of the cocktail menu:

Elba

The cocktail is well-balanced, with sweet notes of mandarin and vanilla that contrast with the more rugged, earthy notes of pomace, while maintaining a

流放者的柑橘梦

一定要鲜榨菠萝汁

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.

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