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Created in 2008 by Simon Difford, the Biggles Aviation is a take on the popular Aviation, but with a gingery twist.
View recipeThis cocktail is named after the French Quarter in New Orleans, the Vieux Carré, and is a sophisticated and complex cocktail with some bold flavours. Created at the city’s famed Carousel Bar, the Vieux Carré is best served with ice.
View recipeThe Cinderella is a fruity and delicious sparkling mocktail that makes a fabulous non-alcoholic garden party drink.
View recipeThis is a refreshing non-alcoholic virgin strawberry mojito that is the perfect summer tipple.
View recipeA homemade mocktail full of yummy ingredients brings the wow factor to any party. This fresh and fruity drink is summer in a glass and has bubbles too!
View recipeThis Watermelon Lemonade recipe is a refreshing and healthy summer drink. Naturally sweet and low in calories, watermelons make a lovely drink when blitzed.
View recipeA Perfect Martini is a classic, elegant cocktail that mixes gin with dry vermouth. Simple yet sophisticated, stirred together with ice and then strained into a chilled glass.
View recipeThe word “Meehoulong” apparently means “Fire Eating Devil” in Chinese. Why it was named this is unclear, but it’s a great tasting cocktail. It’s like a lollipop that is both sweet and sour, with a hint of citrus.
View recipeThis recipe for a Coronation cocktail originates from Harry Craddock’s The Savoy Cocktail Book. Using dry and nutty fino sherry, cherry flavoured maraschino liqueur and dry vermouth, it is finished off with orange bitters and garnished with a piece of orange zest. Aromatic and warming, a delicious cocktail.
View recipeThe Bloodhound is a simple cocktail that is surprisingly dry and very potent. Made with fresh raspberries, gin, dry vermouth and sweet vermouth, it makes a great party cocktail.
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A simple yet delicious summery cocktail that will prove a hit at any party.
The Country Breeze is a gin-based cocktail that is flavoured with crème de cassis and apple juice.
The Pina Colada has been the national drink of Puerto Rico since 1978 and was first introduced in 1954 to customers in San Juan, Puerto Rico by Ramon Perez. The Pina Colada even featured in a hit song by Rupert Homes in 1979.
It’s a sweet cocktail that is made with rum, coconut cream or coconut milk, and pineapple juice and is served either blended or shaken with ice. A tropical cocktail that is a guilty secret pleasure maybe?