From crisp elegance to vibrant hues, each sip promises to elevate your spring experience
Whether you’re drawn to the refreshing simplicity of a classic cocktail or the delightful complexity of a fruity concoction, these recipes invite you to savor the vibrant flavors of spring in every sip
Embark on a flavorful journey with these six exquisite cocktail recipes featuring premium spirits. From crisp elegance to vibrant hues, each sip promises to elevate your spring experience. These carefully crafted concoctions, blending unique ingredients and meticulous methods, capture the essence of the season. Whether you’re drawn to the refreshing simplicity of a classic cocktail or the delightful complexity of a fruity concoction, these recipes invite you to savor the vibrant flavors of spring in every sip. Cheers to the art of mixology!
Haku-Hi
Ingredients:
2 parts Haku Vodka
4 parts soda water
Method:
Pour Haku Vodka into a Collins glass with ice, gently add soda water, and garnish with expressed lime peel.
Haku Martini
Ingredients:
2 parts Haku Vodka
1 part dry vermouth
Method:
Stir Haku Vodka and dry vermouth with ice, strain into a chilled martini glass, and garnish with a lemon peel expression.
Roku Spring Highball
Ingredients:
35 ml Roku Gin
25 ml Briotte Rhubarb Liqueur
90 ml Hibiscus Tonic
Method:
Mix all ingredients in a highball glass, garnish with a flower.
Roku Plum Martini
Ingredients:
45 ml Roku Gin
10 ml ume liqueur
20 ml soda
1 small plum fruit
Method:
Pour gin, liqueur, and soda into a glass, mix, and garnish with plum.
Sipsmith Strawberry and Elderflower G&T
Ingredients:
50 ml Sipsmith London Dry Gin
Elderflower tonic
Strawberries (to garnish)
Black pepper (to garnish)
Method:
Fill a highball with ice, add London Dry Gin, top with elderflower tonic, and garnish with strawberry and black pepper.
Sipsmith Rosewater Fizz
Ingredients:
50 ml Sipsmith London Dry Gin
20 ml chamomile tea (cold brew)
1 bar spoon rose jam
10 ml sugar syrup
20 ml lemon juice
1 egg white
Method:
Shake all ingredients in a cocktail shaker, double strain into a chilled glass, and garnish with dried rose petals.