The “happiest happy hour” in Woodbury offers a range of fruity bar drinks. The fruit in these drinks helps to mask the alcohol flavor, and some of these are also known as “fruity shandies.” Try the lemon drop, a twist on lemonade with a vodka base and sugar rim. The result is a refreshing drink that is full of pucker. The Caribbean sunrise, a classic cocktail inspired by the Caribbean, is also a fruity shandy.
Watermelon pineapple mint mojito
A refreshing twist on the classic mojito is the watermelon mojito. This drink is made by muddling a watermelon in the bottom of a glass and then adding rum, lime juice, and honey simple syrup. The combination of the sweet taste of the watermelon and the refreshing flavors of rum makes this drink a must-try. Here are a few tips to make a delicious mojito:
Start by preparing the ingredients. First, prepare the watermelon. Peel and cube it. Mash the lime quarters. Next, place the rind of the watermelon in a food processor and puree it. Add rum, lime juice, and simple syrup. Stir well and serve over ice. Garnish with a spear of mint. Then, divide the cocktail into 2 glasses.
Carrie Bradshaw’s Mojito
A Carrie Bradshaw’s Mojito might be out of style, but it’s not far from Ernest Hemingway’s favourite drink! The renowned writer was a regular drinker at the legendary Cuban bar El Bodeguita and was a fan of the cocktail. So, who’s the new favorite cocktail drinker? Here are some fun ideas! Listed below are some popular cocktails that feature famous drink names.
The Mojito cocktail is popular in the United States but is rebellious in some cocktail bars. Many people believe that making a Mojito is difficult and time-consuming, and some bartenders feel they can only make two or three drinks in the amount of time it takes to make a Mojito. However, this is not true: a skilled bartender can create as many as two or three drinks in the time it takes to make a Mojito!
Caribbean sunrise
A Caribbean sunrise is a delicious mixed drink that takes you to the tropical islands. Made with rum, orange juice, and grenadine syrup, it is best served without stirring. Typically, it is garnished with an orange slice. While this drink is similar to Tequila Sunrise, it has a different name. It is a lighter version of the classic cocktail. If you’d like to try a Caribbean Sunrise at home, here’s a recipe for it:
The layered appearance of a Caribbean sunrise is achieved by adding grenadine, a dark liqueur that sinks to the bottom of the glass and rises like the sun. Don’t stir the grenadine after adding it, as it will cause the drink to become blush pink. If you don’t have grenadine, you can use a dark, syrupy liqueur, such as rum or a gin-based one.
La Croix
If you’re looking for a delicious way to add sparkle to your cocktail, try a La Croix drink. This sparkling water is flavored with fruit and goes great with any type of alcohol. You can use any flavor of fruit juice or simple syrup to add some extra flair to your drink. La Croix is not tonic water, which contains quinine. Instead, it contains carbonated water with flavors of passion fruit, mango, and pineapple.
There are a few different ways to use LaCroix in your cocktail recipes. Try lemon LaCroix with vodka, sour mix, and sugar for a refreshing drink. You can also use any flavor of LaCroix, but you may find that plain is the best option for this one. Or try Thyme is Honey, which sounds like a twist on a traditional pina colada.
Strawberry Hennessy
The perfect summer cocktail is the Strawberry Hennessy, a delicious and simple to make beverage. Strawberries should be washed and chopped into pieces. Place strawberries in a pot with water and sugar and bring to a boil. Let the fruit steep for about 20 minutes. Strain and serve over ice. You can also serve with chocolate covered strawberries or candied apples. For a delicious alternative, try the Strawberry Hennessy Slushie.
Alternatively, you can make this drink by using a mix of cognac, champagne, and strawberry vodka. If you don’t like strawberry, you can use the same proportions of Hennessy, but leave out the strawberries. To get the same effect with fewer strawberries, you can substitute strawberry flavored syrup and lemonade, but the strawberry flavor will be lost. The Strawberry Hennessy cocktail is also great as a mocktail if you’re not a huge fan of alcohol.
Long island iced tea
If you love the taste of fruity drinks, you’ll want to try a Long Island Iced Tea. Although the drink doesn’t contain actual tea, it tastes just like it! And it’s all thanks to a bartender from Long Island, Robert C. “Rosebud” Butt. Butt invented the Long Island Iced Tea in the 1970s, and since then, it has become a local favorite and the target of many diatribes.
While this drink has a long list of ingredients, the process of making one is actually quite simple. First, measure out the ingredients using a bar jigger. Next, shake the ingredients in a cocktail shaker until well combined. Once that’s done, pour them into a highball glass and top with cola. Garnish with a lemon wedge. And while it’s easy to make Long Island Iced Tea at home, you can get a little creative and experiment with the ingredients to see how they taste!
