Seaside Donkey Cocktail For Afternoon Tea. By Joe Wadsack. Hello friends, happy Wednesday. So how are you today?
Are you looking for a midweek cocktail recipe? Or maybe something for the weekend? So are you planning a dinner party? Fancy trying a cocktail? Afternoon tea?
There’s a wonderful summer feel to The Seaside Donkey which has been named after the vanilla taste we enjoy in an ice cream and a classy vodka mule.
Seaside Donkey Cocktail For Afternoon Tea:
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Seaside Donkey Cocktail For Afternoon Tea. “Afternoon tea: now with a bit more zest and zing.”
Table Of Contents:
- Firstly, A Pink Rock Collins Cocktail.
- Secondly, A Seaside Donkey Cocktail.
- Thirdly, A Blackcurrant Refresher Cocktail.
- Fourthly, A Fruity Cucumber Cooler Mocktail.
- Fifth, A Blackcurrant Bullet Cocktail.
- Sixth, A Devonshire Daiquiri Cocktail.
- Seventh, A Blueberry Collins Cocktail.
- Eighth, A Turbo Sangria Cocktail.
- Ninth, A Free Thyme Cocktail Cocktail.
You Might Also Need Some Of The Following Items For Making Cocktails And Mocktails:
Firstly, A Cocktail Shaker*. Consists of a metal tin and a mixing glass.
Secondly, A Jigger. Used for measuring spirits and mixers. Jigger*.
Thirdly, A Muddler*. A tool used to mash fruits, herbs, and spices to release their flavours.
Fourthly, A Ice Bucket And Tongs. For storing and handling ice. Ice Bucket*.
Fifth, Highball Glasses*. For tall, mixed drinks like Mojitos.
Sixth, Old Fashioned Glasses. For short, and mixed drinks.
Seventh, Stock up On Spirits Like Vodka*, Gin, Rum, Tequila, And Whiskey.
Firstly, A Pink Rock Collins Cocktail.
Masterfully crafted by Joe Wadsack, also offers a delightful twist for afternoon tea gatherings, summer garden parties and also much more.
This vibrant drink combines the crisp flavours of the gin with the ice and the subtle sweetness of raspberry and lemon. All brought together with a refreshing sparkle from Rocks Pink Lemonade. The Pink Rock Collins Cocktail For Afternoon Tea.
How To Make A Joe Wadsack’s Seaside Donkey:
Secondly, Seaside Donkey Cocktail For Afternoon Tea.
Unleash your inner mixologist with Joe Wadsack’s Seaside Donkey cocktail recipe.
This cocktail recipe is a refreshing blend of seaside-inspired flavours, combining zesty lime, ginger pop, and a splash of Angostura Bitters.
Sip on this delightful drink as you transport yourself to a coastal paradise, enjoying the perfect balance of sweetness and tang.
Get ready to kick back, relax, and savour the taste of summer with this unforgettable Seaside Donkey cocktail!
Serves: 1
Preparation time: 10 mins (all 24 hours is making Vanilla Vodka)
What You Need:
- 40 – 50 ml Vanilla Vodka* (quite easy to find or you can make your own by cutting down the middle of a vanilla pod and adding it to a bottle of vodka. Leave for 24 hours before using).
- 3 drops Angostura Bitters (optional)
- 1 lime
- 1 200ml bottle of Rocks Ginger & Wasabi
- Lots of ice, to serve
- Mint leaves to garnish
What You Do:
- This drink can be built in the glass for simplicity, but tastes much better if all the ingredients apart from the Rocks Ginger & Wasabi are shaken in a cocktail shaker then poured, along with the Rocks drink, over fresh ice.
- If using a hi-ball glass add 40/50ml of vanilla vodka, and if you are choosing to use it, add three drops of Angostura Bitters and the juice of half a lime.
- Fill two thirds of the glass with ice and then simply top up with Rocks Ginger & Wasabi.
Top Tip:
- Another way to make vanilla vodka is to add one drop of vanilla extract to the glass then the vodka, ensuring that it is dissolved in the alcohol.
Seaside Donkey Cocktail For Afternoon Tea:
Recipe and recipe photo by Rocks Organic. So what do you think of this Joe Wadsack’s Seaside Donkey Cocktail? Do you also fancy trying it? As always, we would love to hear your thoughts.
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Thirdly, Joe’s Wadsack’s Blackcurrant Refresher Cocktail For Afternoon Tea.
“Tea time is the right time for a little cocktail magic.”
So do you have friends coming around over the weekend? Are you looking for a weekend drink recipe? A way to serve your prosecco differently? We love prosecco, especially as a weekend treat.
Fancy trying this Joe’s Wadsack’s Blackcurrant Refresher? Also, the simple addition of herbs makes this drink so refreshing. Joe’s Wadsack’s Blackcurrant Refresher Cocktail For Afternoon Tea. So much fun.
Fourthly, A Fruity Cucumber Cooler Mocktail Recipe For Afternoon Tea.
The weather is beautiful at the minute. A great time to try out this Joe’s Wadsack’s Fruity Cucumber Cooler. Joe’s Wadsack’s Fruity Cucumber Cooler Mocktail For Afternoon Tea. So cool.
Fifth, A Blackcurrant Bullet Cocktail.
Its vibrant flavour profile pairs beautifully with both sweet and savory afternoon tea delights, making it a standout choice for a refined and memorable gathering.
How To Make A Joe Wadsack’s Blackcurrant Bullet Cocktail For Afternoon Tea. So good.
A Devonshire Daiquiri Cocktail:
Sixth, A Devonshire Daiquiri Cocktail.
Served in a classic glass and garnished with a sprig of mint, the Devonshire Daiquiri not only delights the palate but also adds a charming visual appeal to your tea table.
Its harmonious blend of flavours pairs perfectly with traditional scones, clotted cream, and strawberry preserves, making it an ideal choice for a refined and memorable afternoon tea experience.
A delicious mix of sweet and sour, this drink is a real treat. Joe Wadsack’s Devonshire Daiquiri Cocktail For Afternoon Tea. To Try This Weekend. So good.
Seventh, A Blueberry Collins Cocktail.
Its vibrant and crisp flavours make it an excellent pairing with an array of tea-time delicacies, from delicate finger sandwiches to buttery scones.
Ensuring a refined and refreshing afternoon tea experience. Blueberry Collins Cocktail For Afternoon Tea. So tasty.
Eighth, A Turbo Sangria Cocktail.
Its rich, fruity flavours complement both savoury and sweet tea-time treats, making it an ideal choice for a lively and sophisticated afternoon tea experience. So fruity. Turbo Sangria Cocktail For Afternoon Tea. So what do you think?
Ninth, A Free Thyme Cocktail Cocktail.
Its harmonious blend of flavours also pairs wonderfully with both sweet and savoury tea-time delicacies, making it an ideal choice for a refined and refreshing afternoon tea experience.
Joe Wadsack’s Free Thyme Cocktail For Afternoon Tea. So tasty.
Seaside Donkey Cocktail For Afternoon Tea. Thank you so much for stopping by. I also hope you liked this post.
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