Blood Orange Gin Fizz
- 1 oz Gin
- Juice of 1 Blood Orange
- 1/2 tsp powdered sugar
- 4 oz Club Soda
- Mix gin and blood orange juice together in a collins glass.
- Add powdered sugar and club soda for an instant fizzy treat!
- Indulge 🙂
Blood Orange Gin Fizz
So I’m not a big beer drinker and I don’t think sipping on a super fruity cocktail is going to fly for the big game this Sunday, so I wanted to whip up something that is football friendly yet tastes yummy enough for the ladies… here we go!
Bourbon and Orange Smash
Serves 4 – Adapted from Real Simple
* Feel free to make the drink up to 6 hours in advance – just withhold the club soda, and add right before serving!
I realized that the majority of my cocktails lately have been cider/apple based and I decided it was time to give it a mix-up. How do you take a summer fun drink and turn it into something holiday appropriate? Introduce the cranberry.
I am usually a little weary of cranberries… the tartness is usually a bit much for me, but when used to flavor a simple syrup (ie sweet), it was the perfect addition. Plus cranberries and mint pose a striking resemblance to holly!
Cranberry Christmas Mojito
After going to Hard Water (an American Whiskey Bar) this past weekend, I’ve been inspired to whip up some bourbon based drinks. With the 80 degree temps it was important to find a drink that was also refreshing, introduce the – Ginger Bourbon Fizz.
Fill a glass with ice and add bourbon, syrup and lemon juice. Stir and top with club soda. Enjoy!
I recently bought some rosewater and have been trying to figure out creative ways to use it – enter… the Rosewater Rickey.
Rosewater Rickey
Shake gin, lime juice, simple syrup and rosewater in an ice filled shaker. Strain into an ice filled glass and top with club soda. Stir and enjoy!
* I garnished these drinks with mint ice cubes. To make them I filled large square ice cube molds 1/3 of the way and freeze. Place a mint leaf on top and fill tray to 2/3 full. Freeze again and then fill to the top (this will keep the mint leaf fulling submerged).