The Cocktails Must Flow

Our third and final cocktail is the Grand Royal; a champagne cocktail which combines champagne with the cognac based Grand Marnier orange liqueur.

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The second cocktail this #FridayNightCocktails is the Pimm’s Royale. This champagne cocktail uses Pimm’s The Original Number 1 Cup commonly used for the popular summer Pimm’s Cup cocktail.

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Our first cocktail is the Angel’s Delight, which is a slightly unusual, albeit very tasty, dessert cocktail in that it combines gin, triple sec and cream. This combination isn’t at all common; be careful not to add too much cream as it is easy to throw the balance of the drink.

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Our third and final cocktail is the Kr Royale; a classic champagne cocktail using either blackberry or raspberry liqueur. We’ve opted for the blackberry version, but you could swap out the creme de cassis for Chambord raspberry liqueur quite easily..

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The second cocktail this #FridayNightCocktails is the French 77 Pink Champagne Cocktail. This is a variation of the popular French 75 which includes elderflower liqueur and pink gin.

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Our first cocktail is the Orange Creamiscle[/i], which was created in the 1990s when flavoured vodkas were first arising.

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Our third and final cocktail is the Kentucky Tea; another “tea” cocktail which contains no real tea. bourbon based, it is otherwise somewhat similar to the Irish Buck from earlier this evening.

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The second cocktail this #FridayNightCocktails is the Green Tea Shot. This simple whiskey based shot includes ne actual tea, rather it’s name comes from the colour which is similar to chilled green tea.

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Our first cocktail is the Irish Buck[/i], which is very similar to an Irish Mule, but is a different cocktail.

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Our third and final cocktail is one of the classics; the William Porter. This is an almost Manhattan-like combination of blended Scotch, sweet vermouth and triple sec.

It’s named after an American journalist called William Porter, who founded a popular sports newspaper called the Spirit of the Times.

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