Looking to mix, muddle or shake the best homemade craft co*cktail recipes?
Our comprehensive Craft co*cktail Guide shares the history of co*cktail culture, explains what a craft co*cktail is, offers a list of essential bartender tools & equipment and shares easy recipes for the world’s most famous co*cktail recipes.
Whether you’re a novice home bartender or seasoned mixologist, find a new craft co*cktail recipe to pour for your friends and family today!
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What Is a Craft co*cktail?
“Craft co*cktail” is a great buzz word in the bar and beverage industry, but what does it really mean?
Some define craft co*cktails as alcoholic drinks made with great care and fresh ingredients. Other bartenders define the trendy co*cktail segment in more broader and obtuse terms, “a beverage better than its constituents.” In other words, it is a drink where the whole is greater than the sum of its parts.
In a world of 1 million mixed drink options, we like to define craft co*cktails as alcoholic mixed drinks that typically feature:
- Premium spirits or small-batch craft spirits and liqueurs.
- Flavourful bitters with the essence of lavender, cranberry or smoke.
- Homemade syrups or shrubs infused with herbs, spices, flowers and fruit.
- Freshly squeezed juices, artisanal mixers and fresh herbs.
- Unique small-batch spirits and niche liqueurs.
- Craft ice like the perfect cube, ice spheres or crushed ice.
- Antique vintage co*cktail glasses.
Simple mixed drinks like Gin and co*ke and Whiskey and Sprite are not considered part of the craft co*cktail pantheon as they’re just too basic!
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Travel The World To Find The Best co*cktail
I’m a professional food and travel journalist who has visited thousands of wineries, breweries, distilleries, co*cktail bars and award winning restaurants around the world.
The best way to develop your co*cktail palette and educate yourself on elevated mixed drinks is by hopping up on a bar stool at the world’s best bars.
Expert mixologists can often be found at Michelin Star restaurants and luxury hotel bars, transforming classic co*cktail recipes into modern marvels.
You certainly don’t have to hop on a plane to sip inspiring booze-forward drinks. In Toronto I love visiting the celebrated co*cktail Emporium on Queen Street West for all the best bartending gear.
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The key ingredient in each co*cktail is the alcoholic spirit that the other components in the beverage help elevate. Visiting distilleries in person can help you appreciate the nuances between Bourbon and Scotch, artisanal flavoured gins, smooth tequila vs smoky mezcal and a young clear white rum between a molasses-forward rum aged in a barrel for over 10 years.
On my travels I’ve had the opportunity to write about the:
- Best Scotch Distilleries on the Isle of Islay in Scotland
- VIP tour of the Bombay Sapphire Distillery in England
- Jamesons Irish Whiskey Distillery in Cork, Ireland
- Bushmills Whiskey Distillery in Northern Ireland
- Stranahans Whiskey in Colorado
- Barreling Tide Distillery in Nova Scotia
- in Niagara on the Lake
- Bacardi Distillery Tour in Puerto Rico
- Havana Club Tour in Cuba
Before hosting a swanky co*cktail soiree you’ll need to ensure you have the best bartender tools and equipment.
- co*cktail Kit: co*cktail kits are the perfect gift for newbie mixology fans as they include basic bartender tools like a jigger, shaker and spoon.
- co*cktail Shaker: a bartender’s best friend. Purchase a premium co*cktail shaker to muddle or shake up your favourite pink gin co*cktails.
- co*cktail Glassware: make sure your bar is stocked with a selection of unique glassware to show off your favourite co*cktail creations.
- Hawthorne Strainer:this unique strainer features tightly wound coils and perforated holes. It keeps ice and other large ingredients like lime wedges in your co*cktail shaker rather than in the glass.
- Bar Spoons: slender and long bar spoons are a must-have when stirring drinks.
- Bottle Opener: easily open bottles of beer or cider with the flick of your wrist or purchase a corkscrew for fine wine.
- Pouring Spout: once you’ve opened a new bottle of gin insert these affordable pourers to make co*cktail assembly a breeze.
- Cutting Board: purchase a petite cutting board for your bar to slice garnishes or citrus wedges like lime, orange, lemon or grapefruit.
- Ice Bucket: chill bottles of gin quickly in an ice bucket or keep by the bar when muddling gin mixers into cool creations.
- Ice Crusher: fans of the Mint Julep love an ice crusher.
- Ice Cube Kit:we suggest purchasing a selection of ice cube trays. Silicone styles are our favourite as they’re easy to clean and are available in various shapes and sizes.
- Jigger: use a jigger to accurately measure spirits, juices, syrups and shrubs.
- Juicer: invest in an electronic juicer or buy an affordable hand-held to easily juice fresh citrus like lemons and limes.
- Muddler: fans of the Mojito love a sturdy muddler to mix mint and lime. Muddler’s are handy for any co*cktail featuring ingredients that need a pounding like fresh herbs or citrus wedges.
- Citrus Peeler&Zester: adorn your co*cktails with a thick citrus peel or finer ribbons of lime or lemon zest.
- Rimmer: Bloody Mary and Caesar lovers should outfit their bar with a handy rimmer for salting and sugaring glassware.
Craft co*cktail Recipes By Spirit Type
We’ve organized our Craft co*cktail Guide by spirit type to help you find a new favourite to mix and muddle at home.
Many of these drink recipes can be enjoyed any day of the year, while others are seasonal, perfect for serving at Christmas or at your next Gay Pride co*cktail Party.
Gin co*cktail Recipes
Looking for a bit of Ginspiration at your next happy hour? Over the last few years the gin spirit category has really boomed and dare I say is the most trendy alcohol to pursue.
We’ve written guides to the Best Pink Gin co*cktails, Best Gin Mixers and .
Spicy Korean Kimchi Soju co*cktail
This Korean-inspired spicy craft co*cktail features gin, soju, sweet red vermouth, kimchi brine, lime juice and a gochugaru rim.
Summer Strawberry Negroni
This rift on the classic Italian Negroni is less bitter and more sweet thanks to homemade strawberry syrup. The boozy beverage features gin, sweet red vermouth and campari.
Fresh Sage Gin co*cktail
We love making this herbaceous co*cktail in the summer when our backyard herb garden is lush and in full bloom.
Fragrant sage leaves pair perfectly with tart lemon juice and your favourite premium gin.
Gin Basil Smash
Gin lovers who have a penchant for growing their own herb garden will love slurping this refreshing gin co*cktail.
Pluck a few fresh basil leaves and shake vigorously with your favourite gin, fresh lemon juice and simple syrup.
This healthy co*cktail is perfect for gin lovers who enjoy vegetable juice and fresh herbs. The recipe features premium gin, cucumber juice, fresh mint and basil, ginger syrup, lemon juice, tonic water and celery bitters.
Pomegranate Gin Fizz co*cktail
This is the perfect co*cktail recipe to serve at Christmas holiday parties as it features red pomegranate seeds and a green rosemary sprig. A refreshingly festive drink to serve in December!
Gin and Cranberry Juice co*cktail
Elevate a simple gin and cranberry juice to another level with the addition of cranberry bitters and fresh lemon juice. This is one of our favourite Christmas craft co*cktail recipes as the drink features seasonal fresh cranberries as a garnish and green rosemary sprig.
Aperol Gin co*cktail
Grab a bottle of your favourite Italian aperitif and muddle with premium gin to enjoy this refreshing Aperol drink. We love serving this co*cktail on a hot day in the summer.
Aperol Negroni co*cktail
Enjoy a taste of Italian aperitivo hour by muddling a less bitter and more refreshing take on the classic Negroni.
Bitter Campari is substituted with bright orange Aperol for a refreshing sipper also featuring sweet red vermouth and gin.
Rhubarb and Ginger Gin co*cktail
When rhubarb sprouts in the Spring we love shaking up this tart co*cktail recipe feature the zing of spicy ginger.
Moscow Mule with Gin
This spin on the classic Moscow Mule swaps out vodka for premium gin and is muddled with an artisanal Caribbean-style ginger beer.
Classic Gin John Collins
This traditional craft co*cktail recipe is a refreshing thirst quencher featuring premium gin, lemon juice, simple syrup and sparkling soda water. Garnish with a lemon slice and Maraschino cherries.
Elderflower Collins co*cktail
This floral co*cktail recipe is a rift on the traditional Collins flavoured with sweet elderflower via Fever Tree Elderflower Tonic and St Germain Elderflower Liqueur.
This is our favourite gin co*cktail to serve at brunch. Italian Malfy Gin flavoured with Sicilian grapefruit is muddled with fresh grapefruit juice and garnished with a juicy grapefruit slice and sprig of herbaceous rosemary.
St Germain Elderflower Gin and Tonic
Elevate the classic G & T into a floral craft co*cktail flavoured with elderflower.
Gin Cucumber Juice Cilantro co*cktail
This co*cktail is our favourite healthy mixed drink. It’s a perfect boozy beverage to serve after a weekend yoga class. We love to serve this gin co*cktail at summer garden parties. It features premium gin, homemade cilantro cucumber juice, lime juice, sparkling soda, celery bitters and egg white.
Lavender Gin co*cktail Lemonade Fizz
We love serving this co*cktail recipe on Mother’s Day. Lavender lovers will swoon for this pretty and refreshing sparkling libation.
Mango Gin Collins co*cktail
If you’re a lover of juicy mangos make this easy creative interpretation on the classic Collins co*cktail. A Mango Gin Collins features premium gin, mango juice and fresh lemon. Garnish with a slice of dried mango.
Eastside Craft co*cktail
The Eastside is a modern craft co*cktail featuring mint leaves, cucumber slices, gin, lime juice, simple syrup and lemon bitters.
Sour Lemon Blueberry Gin co*cktail
If you’re a blueberry lover you’ll heart this slightly sour gin co*cktail. We love to shake it up in the summer when berries are in season. The recipe feature blueberry juice, lemon juice, gin, egg white and lemon bitters.
Raspberry Gin Fizz Chambord co*cktail
If you’re a lover of raspberries this gin fizz co*cktail is easy to make and a tart refreshing thirst quencher. Flavoured with premium gin and Chambord Black Raspberry Liqueur.
Italian Prosecco and Gin co*cktail
This is our favourite sparkling co*cktail to serve at New Years Eve parties! Enjoy a celebratory cheers with this simple sipper made with gin, lemon juice, prosecco sparkling wine and lemon twist.
Clarified Gin and Milk Punch co*cktail
Are you a history nerd keen to spend a few hours having fun with a co*cktail project? Milk Punch is our favourite historic co*cktail recipe, originally dating back to the 18th-century.
Gin and orange liqueur are mixed with fresh citrus juice and milk then clarified through a sieve and coffee filter. The acid in the citrus curdles the milk and the leftover whey adds a lusciously smooth mouthfeel.
Negroni Spritz co*cktail
This co*cktail recipe is a marriage between two Italian classics: Aperol Spritz and Negroni. The refreshing and bitter sipper features gin, campari, red vermouth, bitters, soda water and fresh orange slice.
Negroni Sour co*cktail
This co*cktail combines two of our favourite recipes: whiskey sour and negroni.
Vodka co*cktail Recipes
Vodka is defined as a flavourless, colourless, odourless liquid composed of water and ethanol. It’s historically produced in Russia, Latvia, Poland and Sweden and famously shaken, or stirred in a martini.
Vodka Madras co*cktail
This easy vodka co*cktail is a favourite for brunch lovers. Muddle together vodka, cranberry juice, orange juice and garnish lime wheel and cranberry skewer.
Bocce Ball co*cktail
The Bocce Ball is a popular brunch co*cktail prepared with vodka, amaretto, and freshly squeezed orange juice.
Negroski Vodka Negroni co*cktail
Vodka lovers can enjoy this twist on the classic Negroni by swapping gin for vodka.
Pineapple Vodka Martini
Enjoy a taste of the tropics with this beach-ready vodka martini featuring pineapple juice and ginger syrup.
Chocolate Kahlua Espresso Martini co*cktail
If you’re a coffee lover prepare yourself a classic Espresso Martini with a twist.
We’ve used Nespresso, Creme de Cocoa, Kahlua and Absolut vodka in this simple yet sweet martini co*cktail recipe.
Lemon Drop Martini
If you’re a lover of Limoncello muddle this vodka-spiked martini with the famous citrus liqueur from Southern Italy.
Smirnoff Vodka Pink Lemonade co*cktail
This quick & easy Smirnoff Lemonade co*cktail recipe is a fun and refreshing beverage to enjoy at summer cottage barbeques, spring garden parties and Mother’s Day brunch.
Pour this Vodka Pink Lemonade recipe into an ice filled Collins glasses and garnish with sliced lemon wheels and a co*cktail pick adorned with fresh raspberries or strawberries.
Mint Lime Vodka Mojito co*cktail
This play on the classic Cuban mojito recipe swaps rum for vodka and is muddled with lime and mint.
Vodka Blood Orange co*cktail
This is our favourite vodka craft co*cktail to serve at holiday Christmas parties as blood oranges are in season in December. The refreshing drink is red and green thanks to blood orange juice and fresh mint sprig.
Whiskey Craft co*cktail Recipes
If you’re looking to explore the world of whiskey it may take you an entire lifetime. A challenge we’re up for!
Whiskey is the world’s most widely produced spirit with distilleries located across Canada (rye) and the States (bourbon), Ireland, Scotland, Japan, Taiwan and beyond!
Brown Sugar Old Fashioned co*cktail
This easy Old Fashioned recipe swaps out white sugar for molasses-forward brown sugar.
Chocolate Old Fashioned co*cktail
Transform the classic Old Fashioned for chocolate lovers featuring cocoa liqueur and orange bitters.
Whiskey and Apple Cider Juice
This is our favourite whiskey co*cktail to serve in the Fall and as a prelude to a family Thanksgiving feast. The elevated Autumn beverage features whiskey, apple cider juice, ginger syrup, egg white, pear bitters, apple slice and ground nutmeg.
Irish Whiskey Sour
Prepare a classic Whiskey Sour craft co*cktail with premium Irish whiskey.
Scotch Sour Whisky co*cktail
Prepare a traditional Whiskey Sour co*cktail with premium Scotch.
Irish Old Fashioned Whiskey co*cktail
Prepare a classic Old Fashioned co*cktail with premium Irish whiskey.
Peach Whiskey Sour co*cktail
Our easy homemade Peach Whiskey Sour is a family favourite co*cktail to enjoy in the summer when fresh peaches are in season.
This simple Peach Whiskey co*cktail recipe features premium whiskey, fresh lemon juice, peach jam, fresh peach slices and optional egg white.
Classic Scotch Old Fashioned co*cktail
Prepare an authentic Old Fashioned craft co*cktail with premium Scotch whiskey.
Perfect Rob Roy Scotch Manhattan co*cktail
A Rob Roy is similar to aManhattan, but is made exclusively withScotch whisky, while the Manhattan is traditionally made withryeand today commonly made withbourbonorCanadianwhisky.
Like the classic Manhattan recipe, the Rob Roy can be made “sweet”, “dry”, or “perfect”. The standard Rob Roy is the sweet version, made withsweet vermouth, so there is no need to specify a “sweet” Rob Roy when ordering. A “dry” Rob Roy is made by replacing the sweet vermouth with dry vermouth. A “perfect” Rob Roy is made with equal parts sweet and dry vermouth.
Fresh Whisky Orange Juice co*cktail
This is our favourite whiskey craft co*cktail recipe to serve at brunch or breakfast. The simple recipe features premium whiskey, freshly squeezed orange juice, Cointreau orange liqueur, sparkling soda water, orange bitters and a fresh orange slice.
Fresh Berry Lemonade Summer Whiskey co*cktail
Looking for the perfect co*cktail recipe to easily serve in a jug to a crowd at a summer party? This easy berry lemonade co*cktail can be served in a punch bowl and features premium whiskey, lemon juice, strawberry syrup, strawberries, raspberries, blueberries and blackberries.
Fresh Blueberry Buck Whiskey co*cktail
Berry lovers will jump for joy for this twist on the classic Whiskey Buck co*cktail. Our easy co*cktail recipe features blueberry juice, lemon juice, fresh blueberries, whiskey, ginger beer and mint.
Tart Cherry Whiskey Sour co*cktail
If you’re a cherry lover you’ll love the taste of this Whiskey Sour co*cktail. The easy recipe features premium whiskey, tart cherry juice, lime juice, simple syrup, egg white and fresh cherries.
Iced Irish Coffee
Looking for the perfect whiskey craft co*cktail to serve at breakfast? This easy Iced Irish Coffee is popular in our family in the summer on a hot day. Freshly brewed coffee is muddled with simple syrup, Irish whiskey, heavy creamy, whipped cream and caramel sauce.
Hawaiian Whiskey Pineapple Sour co*cktail
Looking for a taste of the tropics? This craft co*cktail is inspired by the paradise islands of Hawaii and is a rift on the classic Whiskey Sour. The recipe features whiskey, lemon juice, pineapple juice, simple syrup, egg white, pineapple slice and Maraschino cherry.
Ginger Whiskey Pear co*cktail
This is the quintessential craft co*cktail to make during the Autumn season. Premium whiskey is muddled with Belle de Brillet Pear Liqueur, pear juice, ginger syrup, egg white, pear bitters, pear chip, ground nutmeg and crystalized ginger.
Wheat Beer and Whiskey co*cktail
Looking for an easy craft co*cktail recipe for beer lovers? Grab your favourite bottle of wheat beer and mix with whiskey, freshly squeezed orange juice, orange bitters and a fresh orange slice.
Holiday Christmas Old Fashioned co*cktail
Fans of the classic Old Fashioned should add this Christmas drink to their holiday bar list. The festive craft co*cktail recipe is popular at parties in December and features whiskey, ginger syrup, bitters, cranberries, orange slice and rosemary sprig.
Rum Craft co*cktail Recipes
Rum is traditionally produced in the Caribbean and Latin America from Venezuela to Jamaica. The spirit ranges from clear white to dark brown depending on how long it is aged, in barrels or steel tanks. Rum gets its unique sweet flavour from sugar cane molasses.
Alexandra co*cktail
This creamy dessert co*cktail features spiced rum, Kahlua, creme de cocoa and fresh cream.
Dark Rum Manhattan co*cktail
If you’re a classic Manhattan co*cktail lover switch things up by substituting a quality aged dark rum for traditional whiskey.
The rum’s sugar cane and molasses-forward flavour profile offers a delightful harmony with cherries and sweet red vermouth.
Rhubarb Mojito co*cktail
We love serving this rhubarb mojito recipe in the late spring and early summer when rhubarb is in season.
Classic Bacardi Mojito co*cktail
Make a classic mojito using your favourite Bacardi rum. Our recipe features options like Bacardi Superior, Bacardi Spiced Rum, and Aged Bacardi Anejo.
Aged Dark Rum Mojito co*cktail
Prepare a traditional mojito craft co*cktail using a flavourful and well aged dark rum. Our recipe features options like Bacardi Anejo, Mount Gay Eclipse and Diplomatico.
GLDN Hour Sparkling Collagen Water co*cktail
One of the trendiest beverages in the drink segment lately has been collagen water, praised for its therapeutic properties that encourage healthy skin, hair and nail growth.
GLDN Hour is a popular flavoured sparkling collagen water that can be used as an easy mixer when making refreshing rum co*cktails. We muddle GLDN Hour Grapefruit Cucumber with white rum, lime wedges, fresh mint leaves and grapefruit juice.
Passion Fruit Mojito co*cktail
This rift on the classic Cuban mojito is a co*cktail featuring tropical passion fruit.
Blueberry Blue Mojito co*cktail
Mojito and berry lovers will love this rum craft co*cktail recipe featuring blueberries, lime and mint.
Fresh Pineapple Mojito co*cktail
Add a splash of tropical fruit flavour to a traditional mojito by muddling this thirst quenching pineapple co*cktail.
Fresh Strawberry Mojito co*cktail
This is our favourite mojito co*cktail to make during the summer when fresh strawberries are in season.
Frozen Rum Raspberry Daiquiri
If you’ve got a blender at home you’ll love this frozen raspberry daiquiri recipe. We love serving this slushie craft co*cktail recipe on hot summer days.
Brunch Rum and Orange Juice co*cktail
Looking for an easy brunch craft co*cktail recipe? This easy rum recipe is perfect as a morning boozy drink featuring freshly squeezed orange juice, lime juice, soda water, grenadine cherry syrup and orange wheel.
Tequila Mixed Drink Recipes
Tequila is Mexico’s ubiquitous spirit. We love sipping drinks made with smoky mezcal too!
Mexican Cantaritos Tequila co*cktail
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Cantaritos are one of our favourite tequila craft co*cktails featuring a refreshing muddling of orange, grapefruit and lime juice topped with sparkling Mexican grapefruit soda.
Thanksgiving Margarita co*cktail
This margarita recipe is a tasty take on Thanksgiving featuring tequila, apple brandy and apple cider.
Frozen Mezcal Paloma Slushie co*cktail
Our quick & easy Frozen Paloma Slushie drink features smoky mezcal, grapefruit juice, lime juice, simple syrup, ice, and kosher salt.
All of the ingredients are combined in a blender until a smooth slushy consistency is achieved. Perfect for sharing on a hot summer day with friends and family!
Mexican Mule Tequila co*cktail
This easy tequila craft co*cktail recipe is an interpretation on the traditional Moscow Mule swapping vodka for tequila.
Perfect Patron Margarita co*cktail
If you’re looking to make a perfectly balanced margarita try making this co*cktail recipe made with premium Patron tequila.
Tommy’s Margarita co*cktail
Tommy’s Margarita is a popular craft co*cktail recipe that is similar to a classic margarita but is uniquely sweetened with agave syrup.
Brandy co*cktail Recipes
Brandy is a fruit spirit produced from mash, juice or wine or residues of edible fruits. The term covers a broad class of spirits produced across the world. Grapes, apples, pears, apricots, plums and cherries are the most commonly used fruits.
Cognac isthe world’s most famous brandyand is specifically produced in theCognacregion of France. Like Scotch whisky or tequila (a type of mezcal), it comes from the actual place for which it’s named. But unlike Scotch, made from malted barley,Cognacis made from grapes.
Blackberry Brandy co*cktail
Looking for a craft co*cktail to mix up during the summer berry season?
This Blackberry Brandy co*cktail features two of our favourite French cognacs as well as orange-flavoured Cointreau.
The blackberry flavour is achieved by mixing fresh blackberries in a co*cktail shaker with blackberry jam.
Christmas Vegan Eggnog Aquafaba co*cktail
Looking for a vegan craft co*cktail recipe perfect for the holidays? This Christmas Eggnog recipe is vegan-friendly featuring brandy, dark rum, ground cinnamon, vanilla extract, maple syrup, almond milk, raisins and foamy aquafaba.
Brandy Manhattan Cognac co*cktail
If you’re looking to explore more cognac craft co*cktail recipes and are a whiskey fan try this Brandy Manhattan.
Specialty Spirit Craft co*cktail Recipes
“Specialty spirit craft co*cktails” is a fancy way of saying “miscellaneous mixed drinks.” These craft co*cktail recipes feature niche spirits like Baileys Irish Cream, Cachaça, Aquavit, Amaretto and Amarula.
Garibaldi co*cktail
The Garibaldi is an easy Italian 2 ingredient co*cktail featuring bitter Campari and frothy freshly squeezed orange juice.
Golden Dream co*cktail
The Golden Dream co*cktail tastes just like a Creamsicle! The creamy dessert drink features Cointreau, Galliano, freshly squeezed orange juice and fresh cream.
French 77 co*cktail
This simple yet elegant craft co*cktail features St Germain elderflower liqueur and sparkling prosecco.
Spiced Cream Sherry Flip
We love making this sherry-based craft co*cktail during the holidays. Shake together cream sherry, lemon, honey, and egg to create a frothy foam. Garnish with finely chopped pistachio and pinch of cardamom.
Liquore Strega Saffron co*cktail
This bright yellow co*cktail features Italy’s Liquore Strega, a saffron flavoured spirit. The bitter mixed drink is livened up with sparkling prosecco wine and gin.
Aperol Aquavit co*cktail
This citrus-forward Aquavit co*cktail recipe is our favourite mixed drink to make at home inspired by our travels to Scandinavia.
This Aquavit co*cktail is made with a popular Nordic spirit, which is flavoured with local herbs and spices. The herbaceous and citrusy co*cktail features Aquavit, Aperol, fresh lime juice, orange bitters and a splash of sparkling soda water.
Batida de Coco Brazilian Coconut Cachaça co*cktail
Batida de Coco is a craft co*cktail recipe from Brazil made with Cachaça, which is similar to rum in its preparation. The creamy drink features coconut milk, condensed milk, Cachaça and toasted coconut.
Mint Chocolate After Eight co*cktail
Looking for a decadent dessert craft co*cktail recipe? We love serving this green coloured drink on St. Patrick’s Day. The After Eight features vodka, Baileys Irish Cream, Creme de Menthe, Creme de Cocoa, table cream, fresh mint and mint chocolate sticks.
Amaretto Disaronno Sour co*cktail
Disaronno is the OG amaretto, an Italian liqueur flavoured with peach pits (that actually tastes like roasted almonds). Enjoy a classic Amaretto Sour made made with Disaronno, lemon juice, angostura bitters, egg white and Maraschino cherry.
Amaretto Stone Sour
This amaretto co*cktail is a popular brunch tipple features Disaronno, lemon juice, and orange juice. Garnish with a fresh orange wheel and maraschino cherry.
Baileys Iced Coffee
Baileys is the world’s most famous cream liqueur, made Ireland. If you’re looking for an easy Baileys craft co*cktail recipe to enjoy at breakfast you’ll love this simple iced coffee.
Baileys Apple Pie co*cktail
Baileys Apple Pie is the perfect dessert co*cktail to serve in the Fall. The decadent after dinner drink features Baileys Irish Cream, Frangelico, Calvados, Apple Cider Juice, whipped cream, caramel sauce, cinnamon stick and apple slice.
White Russian Amarula Coffee co*cktail
If you enjoy a classic White Russian you’ll enjoy this craft co*cktail recipe featuring espresso coffee, vodka and South African Amarula Cream Liqueur. Serve the drink sprinkled with ground nutmeg.
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