Planning to stay at home and celebrate Valentine’s Day? With some good food and these fabulous cocktails, you should be able to seduce the coolest heart.
Stay-at-home cocktails for Valentine's Day
About Thomas
I write because I can type. I can type because I have a keyboard.
I am a new age Australian resident that is experiencing this new continent with a fresh set of eyes.
I write on a wide range of topics. Well, I write on food. There you have it, I write on a wide range of food as well.
Here are five gorgeous cocktails to set hearts and romance racing.
Limoncello Collins
Ingredients
Method
In a cocktail shaker with ice, combine 30ml Beacon Gin, 20ml Il Convento Limoncello and 10ml freshly squeezed lemon juice.
Shake well and strain into a tall glass with fresh ice. Top with 120ml of soda water. Garnish with a bunch of lemon wheels.
Classic Amaretto
Ingredients
Method
Combine and shake the liqueur and mix in a cocktail shaker.
Pour the contents into a glass and add crushed ice and as many cherries as desired.
For an elegant touch, dip the rim of the glass in lemon juice and coat it with granulated sugar before adding the liquid and cherries to the glass.
Molinari Mojito
Ingredients
Method
Prepare the drink directly into the glass. Mash lime and mint leaves
Add Sambuca Molinari, ice cubes, stir and mix. Finally, add water.
Moscow Mule Mimosas
Ingredients
Method
Rim two glasses with a slice of lime and dip in sugar. Divide vodka, ginger beer, prosecco, and orange juice into two glasses. Serve.
And finally, for the whisky lovers.
The Godfather
Ingredients
Method
Fill a glass about two-thirds of the way with ice. Add whiskey and amaretto. Stir until well chilled, about 20 seconds.
Strain into ice-filled rocks glass. Serve
So go ahead, try these cocktails and let me know if it made your relationship stronger.
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