On a warm Saturday afternoon what better way to relax than try this tangy and sweet drink. Tea isn’t just for ladies brunches, this version packs a real punch while still being comforting and refreshing. And it couldn’t be easier – think of adding this to your menu…
Ingredients
1 cup sweet tea
1/2 cup lemonade
1/2 cup vodka
Directions
Pour all of the ingredients over ice, stir well and serve.
1. The word brandy literally means “burnt wine” – having been derived from the Dutch word “brandewijn”
2.There are 13 minerals that are essential for human life, and supposedly all of them can be found in alcohol.
3. Even before we starting finding a worm in the bottom of our tequila bottles, it was tradition for a Gusano butterfyl caterpillar to be placed at the bottom of every bottle of Mezcal.
4. An average bottle of Champagne contains approximately 49 million bubbles.
5. Drinking a glass of milk can cause a person to blow a .02 on a breathalyzer test, and that is enough to cause legal issues in some American states.
6. In order to make a bottle of wine, you will need to have approximately 600 grapes.
7. McDonalds in many parts of Europe has alcohol on its menu, but not in the US – which has some of the strictest drinking laws in the Western World.
For more frivolous alcohol facts visit www.flask.com
The UK bar responsible for the 2012 liquid nitrogen incident that left Gaby Scanlon in
Source: HospitalityMagazine.com.au
a life threatening condition in hospital on her 18th birthday after she ingested a liquid nitrogen drink, has been issued with a£100,000 ($216,000) fine.
Scanlon’s stomach had to be removed after it was punctured by the liquid nitrogen.
The incident resulted in a review of Australian use of liquid nitrogen in bars. Two Sydney bars, Zeta Bar in the Hilton Hotel and The Roosevelt in Kings Cross were ordered by the OLGR to stop serving liquid nitrogen drinks as a result.
Nowadays bartenders aren’t just bartenders but mixologists and cocktails involve more than just throwing a bunch of ingredients into a glass with some ice, there’s an art to it and there are thousands of combinations.
But is there one singular key crucial to a good cocktail? According to science, there is and its ice.
The perfect temperature is apparently the key to the perfect cocktail and you acheive this with ice.
To find out more visit Esquire.com or watch the video below:
When you’re throwing a party, the last thing you want is to be in the kitchen whipping up cocktails, so this big batch recipe is one way to keep your guests and yourself happy at the same time.
A bloody mary is probably one of the only alcoholic drinks you can order fairly early in the day without get a look of surprise and judgement from your server, but they can become boring. A video I found recently gave me some cool ideas about how to transform the old bloody mary.
It may be a good way to help a hangover but with these extreme garnishes you’re going to want to get the party started all over again…
The name of this drink conjures up the idea of a bitter, awful tasting liquid in my head, but despite the name this drink is delicious. Ignore its medicine-look and give it a try today, even if it doesn’t have the same healing properties as the name (and appearance) eludes to…
Ingredients needed:
60ml. blended scotch
22ml. lemon juice
22ml honey syrup
3 slices of fresh ginger
7.5ml Isay Single malt scotch or similar
Method:
Muddle ginger in shaker
Add blended Scotch, lemon, and syrup and shake with ice
Who said cocktails always have to be the same old combinations? Sometimes you just want something new and fun and at those times, this is the perfect cocktail to try – A Jack and Coke Float
Source: TheDrinkBlog.com
What you need:
Jack Daniels
Coca-cola
vanilla ice cream
tall glass (or mason jar as in the pic)
What to do:
Put a scoop of ice cream into your glass.
Pour Jack Daniels on top.
Top with Coke.
Garnish with a chocolate chip cookie.
Voila, a delicious drink/dessert combo that will definately remind you of your childhood!