The Blood and Sand is a classic cocktail for a reason. That combination os smoky scotch, cherry Heering and orange juice works so well.
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Sinu Metu
The Sinu Metu by Joy Richardson is made with Irish whiskey. We don’t use that very often we have to admit, but we do have a bottle of Jameson in our cabinets and we decided it was time to put it to use.
Bolsy Move
Whenever you see Cherry Heering in an ingredient list, you know you will end up with a colorful cocktail. And the Bolsy Move from J.M. Curley’s is no exception.
Merciless Virgin
The Merciless Virgin, adapted by Smuggler’s Cove, is a tiki drink with Cherry Heering liqueur in it. Still being a very typical tiki drink it also incorporates rum, sugar and spices in a rather tropical blend.
Starlet Sling
Starlet Sling – a summer cocktail with notes of fruit and almonds.
Princess Ida
A super fresh and fruity cocktail that will evoke your summer feelings.
Ogopogo Sour Cocktail
This is pretty cocktail Ogopogo Sour Cocktail from Scott McCallum’s & Victoria Walsh’s Canadian Cocktails.
Cherry Old Fashioned Cocktail
It’ soon Valentine’s Day, so what could be more fitting than a lovely red cocktail? Your loved one you probably want to treat with only the best though, so in this cocktail we are using high quality cherry Heering liqueur.
To Hell with Spain #2 Cocktail
Don’t get us wrong , we love Spain (especially Barcelona). And Greg Henry doesn’t give any explanation to the cocktail’s naming in his book Savory Cocktails, from where we extracted this recipe. The cocktail is originally created by Ira Koplowitz at Bittercube’s Cocktail Bitters. The list of ingredients is relatively long, and contains Green Chartreuse, one… Continue reading To Hell with Spain #2 Cocktail
Remember the Maine
This is a cocktail for lovers of rye. We are using Bulleit’s rye, it’s high on character and even the bottle itself looks good! In Remember the Maine the rye is mixed with a couple of peculiar ingredients. First of all, absint, an almost mysterious spirit adding licorice flavor to the drink. Then there is Danish… Continue reading Remember the Maine