When the weather gets chilly, many people turn to heavy ales and hot drinks to warm up. But we donโt think thereโs any reason to give up on your cocktail bar. Renรฉe Lees, one of the bartenders at Jane Bond (5 Princess St. W, Waterloo, janebond.ca), showed us how to make drinks that will spice up any holiday party (all photos by Jessica Dik).
- Ice
- 1 oz vodka
- ยฝ oz elder flower liquer
- ยพ oz white cranberry juice
- 1 oz pommegranite juice
- agave syrup
- Crushed candy canes for the rim
Shake over ice and strain
- 1 oz bourbon
- ยฝ oz apricot liquer
- 2 oz fresh pressed apple syrup
- ยฝ oz thyme syrup
- ยฝ oz lemon juice
Serve on ice
- 4 oz red wine
- ยฝ oz brandy
- ยฝ oz apricot brandy
- Pinch of cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves and ginger
- ยฝ oz honey
Simmer in a large pot and serve warm with a fresh orange slice and cinnamon stick
- Ice
- 1 ยฝ Malibu rum
- ยพ oz white cranberry juice
- ยฝ oz simple syrup
- ยฝ oz lemon juice
Shake over ice and strain โserve with coconut shavings
– See more at: http://www.community.thecord.ca/the-cce-guide-to-holiday-parties-with-style/#sthash.yIfkD5ul.dpuf
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