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Tasty Archive: 2020 Cocktails

Here are all our cocktail recipes from 2020! Wrapped up in a nice bow...blog post.


 

"PEACH SUNDAY SANGRIA"

Our first cocktail recipe! Perfect for summer in California, so he's the perfect drink to enjoy poolside.

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shay’s sangria:

1 Bottle of white wine

1 Peach

Strawberries

Blueberry rose simple syrup

1 Small bottle of Prosecco

Rose buds, fresh blueberries, and mint for decoration

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Mal’s sangria:

1 Bottle of white wine

3 peaches

A little bit of basil

BlackBerry mint simple syrup

A splash of sparkling water

Fresh basil and lavender for decoration


 

“THE PINK BUNNY”

Our first fan-inspired cocktail! Thank you to Cardsfam for the review on iTunes. If you leave us a review, we'll craft a cocktail in your honor.

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recipe:

2 oz of grapefruit juice

1-2 oz of tequila blanco (optional!)

A few shakes-1/2 oz of rosewater

Top it off with sparkling water or tonic

Garnish with rose petals

Cut out a star or crescent shape from an apple or pear (be careful!)

Stir and enjoy!


 

“AUTUMN BUBBLES”

A fall twist on a classic mimosa. Thank you to Olivia for the review on iTunes. If you leave us a review, we'll craft a cocktail in your honor.

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recipe:

Your favorite bubbly (Champagne or $7 Prosecco)

- or some orange flavored bubbly water for a alcoholic option

Add spiced apple cider (the one from Trader Joe's is a solid option)

Garnish with a sprinkle of cinnamon + some star anise or a cinnamon stick (can be used as a straw)

enjoy!


 

"WARM FUZZIES"

This is for those cold winter nights when you need a little extra kick in your drink... Start with your favorite hot cocoa!

Add 2-3 oz peppermint schnapps (or peppermint extract for a non-alcoholic version; NOT essential oils though!)

Or you can add any flavor schnapps you want, or bourbon -- this drink is quite versatile.

Garnish with mini marshmallows and enjoy.


 

"WE'RE GRADUATING, MULL IT OVER"

For everyone who's graduating mid-pandemic and has no commencement to look forward too #classof2020

Start with a bottle of inexpensive red wine, we recommend a classic: Trader Joe's 2 Buck Chuck (now $2.99 thanks to inflation)

Slice an orange and apple, peal the orange so it's not too bitter.

Spices to add:

  • Cinnamon

  • Cardamom

  • Cloves

  • Star anise

Simmer until the wine starts to bubble, not boil, about 15 minutes to an hour. Strain, add sweetener such as honey or sugar.

Serve it hot, and drink a lot!

Make hot apple cider using the same mulling spice and fruit combo!


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