Cocktail Recipes
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Arizona Breeze
The Arizona Breeze is a tarter and dryer version of the Sea Breeze cocktail. It’s super easy to rustle up, no fancy ingredients in sight.
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Sea Breeze
A Sea Breeze is similar to an Arizona Breeze, but contains vodka rather than gin. It is also a little sweeter, with more cranberry juice. Serve it in a tall glass with a slice of lime for a taste of summer.
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Ches Revolution
A cocktail created in honour of Che Guevara, famous for his role in the Cuban Revolution. A sweet and tropical drink that smells as good as it tastes.
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Teddy Bear
Sweet like a teddy bear, this cocktail will be to your liking if you have a sweet tooth
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Cuba Libre
The Cuba Libre is a cocktail that was created in celebration of Cuba gaining its independence. A rum-based drink with cola and lime; a perfect combination of flavours
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Sputnik
Not out of this world, the Sputnik is a tasty cocktail nevertheless, gaining an interesting aromatic flavour from the Fernet Branca.
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Sophisticated Savage
A mix of Tuaca and Cachaça, the Sophisticated Savage cocktail is both sweet and sour and it can hold its own, flavour wise.
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New York Flip
A whiskey-based cocktail with cream and a whole egg; a New York Flip is a rich and decadent drink. One is never enough.
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Cocktails & Mocktails
Wht not try this selection of cocktails & Mocktails
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Cherry Bomb
A Cherry Bomb mocktail is a drink that the whole family can enjoy. Fruity and sweet, it makes the perfect summer party offering. If you are looking for an alcoholic Cherry Bomb, please go to our Cherry Bomb Cocktail recipe.
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Strawberry Daiquiri
This non-alcoholic Strawberry Daiquiri Mocktail looks just as good as its alcoholic cousin, it’s just missing the rum. Perfect for the younger guest or those who are driving or abstaining.
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Golden Dream
The Golden Dream is an official International Bartenders Association drink made with Triple Sec and Galliano. It is traditionally drunk as an after-dinner cocktail and was particularly popular in the 1960s and 19070s. The Golden Dream originated at the Old King Bar in Miami and was first mixed by Raimundo Alvarez.