There’s just three ingredients in the classic Piña Colada recipe, but it’s not as easy as all that — then again, neither is it difficult. So why has the drink copped so much scorn in the past?
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At the end of the day, the Daiquiri is a three ingredient drink. Surely it takes more skill to balance a drink with more ingredients? How about a tiki drink like this Scorpion Bowl, which brings together dark rum, cognac, and gin?
First you take a pineapple, then you juice it — pineapple paper awaits. When Tom Egerton posted on social media his efforts to make a delicious, edible, pineapple paper from the leftovers of freshly juiced pineapples, we hassled him for his recipe.
David Robinson won over judges with his cocktail, ‘The Last Frontier’ which had citrus and spice notes, inspired by his hown town of Darwin with a South East Asian twist. Get the winning recipe here.
Pineapple and rum. It goes together like warm weather and tiki drinks, and it forms the backbone of this Golden Wave cocktail recipe.
We’re taking a look at four killer tiki cocktail recipes — there’s Trader Vic’s Mai Tai and Samoan Fog Cutter, as well as the Good Ship Aperitiki from Sydney’s Burrow Bar, and the Pandan Painkiller below all the way from Chicago tiki bar Three Dots & A Dash.
We love sherry, so with warmer months approaching we’ve got three ways to #drinkmoresherry.
Here’s a drink that’s delicious with booze, or sans booze. They’ve nailed their shrubbery at Burrow bar, getting the exact balance between sweet and sour bang on with their Raspberry Shrub when we were in. The process? Essentially, fresh fruit and caster sugar are cold macerated in the
fridge for two weeks with a corresponding vinegar.
It’s the time of year for new menus, and PS40’s new cocktail list has undergone a complete revamp — here we take a look at two killer drinks on the list.
Here’s the final instalment in the How To series of videos from Charlie Parker’s, in which we look at a collection of delicious and innovative creations that are the brainchilds of the extremely talented duo Toby Marshall and Sam Egerton.
When we think of après-ski cocktail recipes — that is, drinks you’ll imbibe after a long day on the frosty alps — we think of big flavours, and warm temperatures.
“But then phylloxera absolutely fucked the supply of cognac. So a lot of Sazeracs began to be made with rye whiskey,” says Daniel Noble. Here we look at the New York style Sazerac.