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COCKTAILS BY COLOUR

BY ADRIAN R FREAK

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INDEX CLEAR PG 3 – 8

YELLOW PG 9 - 15

GREEN PG 16 – 22

BLUE PG 23 - 28

RED PG 29 - 34

PURPLE PG 35 – 38

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CLEAR COCKTAILS

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Fresh lime juice & lime slices swirled through help to make this a serious sharp but long & refreshing mix.

• 2 measures vodka• Juice of ½ a lime• ½ fresh lime, sliced• Lemon flavoured soda-pop

• Stir the vodka & lime juice over ice in a large tumbler with slices of fresh lime. Fill with soda-pop to taste.

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• Just the right martini to help you celebrate the festive season.

• 3 measures vodka.

• ½ measure dry vermouth.

• 1 tsp peppermint schnapps.

• Ice.

• Fresh mint sprig to decorate

• Shake the liquid ingredients over ice until well frosted. Strain into a chilled cocktail glass & dress with a sprig of mint.

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VODKATINI

• The celebrated 007 popularized the use of vodka as the base of martini & is now accepted as an incredibly stylish & tasty alternative.

• 1 measure of vodka

• Ice

• Dash of dry vermouth

• Lemon peel twist to decorate

• Pour the vodka over a handful of ice in a mixing glass. Add the vermouth & stir well. Dress with the twist of lemon peel.

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WHITE SPIDER

• As subtle as the finest spider web, the white crème de menthe hides in the corners of this clear cocktail

• Cracked ice

• 1 measure vodka

• 1 measure white crème de menthe

• Put some cracked ice into a mixing glass. Pour the vodka & crème de menthe over the ice. Stir well & strain into a chilled cocktail glass.

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FIFTY FIFTY

• This is the original version of the martini using equal measures of gin & vermouth.

• 2 measures of gin

• 2 measures of vermouth

• Ice

• Cocktail olive to decorate

• Shake the gin & vermouth over ice until frosted. Strain into a chilled cocktail glass& dress with the olive.

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YELLOW

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BRONX

• Like Manhattan, the Bronx has been immortalized in cocktail bars around the world.

• 2 measures of gin• 1 measure orange juice• ½ measure dry vermouth• ½ measure sweet vermouth• Cracked ice

• Pour the gin, orange juice, dry vermouth & sweet vermouth over ice in a mixing glass. Stir & strain into a chilled cocktail glass.

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ORANGE BLOSSOM

• During Prohibition gin was often made in the bath tub & flavoured with orange juice to conceal its filthy flavour. Made with a good quality gin, this drink is delightfully refreshing.

• 2 measures gin• 2 measures orange juice • Cracked ice• Orange slice to decorate

• Shake the gin & orange juice vigorously over ice until well frosted. Strain into a chilled cocktail glass & dress with the orange slice.

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GOLDEN DAWN• Like the golden sun rising, the bright red of the grenadine peeps

through the brandy & orange.• ½ measure gin

• ½ measure Calvados• ½ measure apricot brandy• ½ measure mango juice• Ice• Dash grenadine

• Mix the 1st four ingredients together over ice. Strain into a cocktail glass & add a dash of grenadine so the colour ripples through.

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• The comtesse du barry, the mistress or King Louis XV of France, was renowned for her extraordinary beauty. This delicious concoction is just as dazzling as its famous namesake.

• Dash Pernod• Dash angostura bitters• 2 measures gin• 1 measure dry vermouth• Ice• Lemon peel twist, to decorate

• stir the pernod, bitters, gin & vermouth in a mixing bowl with ice. Strain into a chilled cocktail glass & dress with the lemon peel.

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• This cooling long drink is a celebrated cocktail & was the inspiration for several generations of Collins drinks across the globe.

• 3 measures gin• 2 measures of lemon juice• ½ measure of sugar syrup• Cracked ice• Club soda• Lemon slice, to decorate•

• Shake the gin, lemon juice & sugar syrup vigorously over ice until well frosted. Strain into a tall, chilled tumbler & fill with club soda. Dress with a slice of lemon.

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ROMPOLE

• This is Mexico’s version of the better-known Dutch advocaat, a thick, yellow, custard treat for the sweet-toothed.

• 1 ½ cups sweetened condensed milk• 1 ¼ cups chilled milk • 4 egg yolks• ¼ tsp vanilla extract• 2/3 cups vodka• ¼ tsp cinnamon, for dusting a cinnamon stick to decorate

• Reserve the cinnamon & mix all the ingredients in a blender for 45 seconds. Strain & chill. Pour into glasses & dust with cinnamon . for a finishing touch, use a cinnamon stick as a stirrer.

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GREEN

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IS THAT ALL

• And if it were, it should be enough for any cocktail connoisseur.

• 2 measures of lemon vodka• 1 measure of triple sec• 1 measure lemon juice• 1 egg white• Cracked ice •

• Shake the liquid ingredients with the egg white over the ice until frosted. Strain into a chilled cocktail glass.

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CAIRIROSKA

• This is a very fresh version of vodka & lime. If you find it too sharp add more sugar to taste

• 1 lime cut into 6 wedges• 3 tsp confectioners sugar• A really good slug of vodka• Crushed ice

• Put the lime wedges & sugar into a tumbler& mash them to release the juice. Pour on the vodka & add the crushed ice to fill the glass. For a maximum kick drink through a straw.

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THE AWOL

• As the name suggests, you wont last long drinking many of these in an evening.

• 1 measure of melon liqueur, iced

• ½ measure lime juice, chilled

• ½ measure vodka, iced

• ½ measure white rum, iced

• Ice

• Stir all the ingredients briefly together over ice & strain into a chilled cocktail glass.

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ALLIGATOR

• This delicious variety competes fiercely with its cousin the crocodile.

• 2 measures vodka• 1 measure Mildori• ½ measure dry vermouth• ¼ tsp lemon juice• Ice

• Pour the ingredients over ice& shake vigorously until well frosted. Strain into a chilled cocktail glass.

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CROCODILE

• This is certainly a snappy cocktail with a bit of a bite. However it probably gets its name from its spectacular colour. Midori, a Japanese melon-flavoured liqueur, is a startling shade of green.

• 2 measures vodka• 1 measure triple sec• 1 measure Midori• 2 measures lemon juice• Cracked ice• Pour the vodka. Triple sec, Madori & lemon juice over ice &

shake vigorously until well frosted. Strain into a chilled cocktail glass.

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MELON STATE BALL

• Even though this is full of healthy orange juice, the vibrant green Midori gives it a decent appearance.

• 2 measures vodka

• 1 measure Madori

• 2 measures orange juice

• Ice

• Pour the ingredients over ice & shake vigorously

until well frosted. Strain into a chilled cocktail glass.

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BLUE

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BLUE LAGOON

• Let your imagination carry you away while you sink into this luxuriously blue cocktail. It has a refreshing lemon zing & sparkle too.

• 1 measure blue curacao

• 1 measure vodka

• Dash fresh lemon juice

• Lemon-favoured soda pop

• Pour the blue curacao into a cocktail glass & add the vodka. Add the lemon juice & add soda-pop to taste.

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BLUE MONDAY

• The lovely colour & fruit flavour of this cocktail is guaranteed to make Monday your favourite day of the week.

• Crushed ice

• 1 measure vodka

• ½ measure cointreau

• 1 tbsp blue curacao

• Put the cracked ice into a mixing glass & pour in the vodka, cointreau & curacao. Stir well & strain into a cocktail glass.

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OASIS

• This bright blue shining pool is as refreshing as it looks, thanks to lots of ice & refreshing club soda.

• 1 measure blue curacao

• 2 measures gin club soda

• Ice

• Lemon wedge to decorate

• Shake all the liquid ingredients over ice until well frosted. Strain into a chilled cocktail glass. Dress with the lemon wedge.

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MEDITERRANIAN

• Whatever the weather, this eye catching drink should transport your imagination to the blue skies & seas of the Mediterranean. The exotic colour needs no decoration to set it off.

• Ice

• 2 measures gin

• 1 measure blue curacao

• Lemon flavoured soda-pop

• Put the ice in a glass & pour the gin & curacao over them. Fill with the soda.

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SAPPHIRE MARTINI• Only a blue diamond could compete whit this.

• Cracked ice

• 2 measures gin

• ½ measures blue curacao

• Cocktail cherry to decorate

• Put some crushed ice in a mixing glass. Pour the gin & blue curacao over. Stir well to mix, then strain into a chilled cocktail glass. Dress with the cocktail cherry.

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RED

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COSMOPOLITAN• 2 measures vodka

• 1 measure triple sec

• 1 measure fresh lime juice

• 1 measure cranberry juice

• Ice

• Orange peel twist, to decorate

• Shake all the liquid ingredients together till well frosted. Strain into a chilled cocktail glass. Dress with the twist of orange.

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PEACH FLOYD• Shots look stunning in the right type of glass, but as they are

for drinking down in one, keep them small & have everything really well chilled.

• Shots look stunning in the right type of glass, but as they are for drinking down in one, keep them small & have everything really well chilled.

• 1 measure peach schnapps• 1 measure vodka• 1 measure white cranberry & peach juice• 1 measure cranberry juice• Ice• Stir all the liquid ingredients together over ice & pour into an

iced shot glass.

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THE SPRAY

• If you cant find raspberry vodka, you can make your own simply by marinating 10 berries in a bottle of vodka for 12 hours.

• 1 measure raspberry vodka • 1 measure framboise• 1 measure cointreau• ¾ measure cranberry juice• 2 dashes orange bitters • 1 dash lime cordial• 1 raspberry• Shake the first 6 ingredients together over ice until frosted.

Strain into a chilled martini glass. Dress with a fresh raspberry.

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SEEING RED• There is a real kick to this cocktail & the vivid colour

comes from the cranberry juice.

• 1 measure red vodka

• 1 measure peach schnapps

• 3 measures cranberry juice

• Crushed ice

• Club soda

• Frozen cranberries to decorate

• Shake the first three ingredients together until well frosted. Strain into a tall chilled glass, fill with club soda, & floor a few frozen cranberries on the top.

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THE BLOOD ORANGE COCKTAIL• Available only briefly, blood oranges are ideal for

enhancing the fruity bittersweet of campari.

• Juice of one blood orange

• Confectioners sugar

• 1 measure redvodka

• 1 measure campari

• Cracked ice

• Rub the rim of the glass with orange juice & dip into sugar. Shake the liquid ingredients over ice till well frosted. Fill the glass with ice & pour in the mixture

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PURPLE

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PERFECT LOVE

• This is the literal translation for an unusual purple liqueur flavoured with rose petals, almonds & vanilla.

• 1 measure vodka

• ½ measure parfair amour

• ½ measure maraschino

• Crushed ice

• Shake all the liqueur ingredients together over ice until frosted. Strain into a chilled tall glass with more ice.

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POLISH SIDE CAR

• This not only replaces brandy with gin, it replaces triple sec with blackcurrant brandy.

• 2 measures gin

• 1 measure blackcurrant brandy

• 1 measure lemon juice

• Ice

• Pour the gin, brandy & lemon juice over ice & shake till frosted. Strain into a chilled cocktail glass.

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ELK’S OWN

• This would be the perfect accompaniment to some star-gazing under a clear sky.

• 2 measures rye whiskey

• 1 measure ruby port

• ½ measure lemon juice

• 1 tsp sugar syrup

• 1 egg white

• Ice

• Star fruit slice to decorate

• Shake the ingredients over ice until well frosted. Strain into a chilled cocktail glass & dress with a slice of star fruit.