Find out what your type of liquid courage might be!
What kind of flavor do you prefer in an alcoholic beverage?
What is your preferred choice of alcohol?
How health conscious are you?
What types of garnishes do you like in your drink?
What factor MOST contributes to your enjoyment of a cocktail?
Mixing It Up: Which Cocktail Best Matches Your Preferences?
Moscow Mule
Traditionally served in a copper cup, a Moscow Mule is a drink with a distinct taste, and a fun presentation. A basic recipe consists of: ginger beer, vodka, lime juice, fresh mint, and ice. You don’t even need to mix this drink, so it’s also easy to make and retains an aesthetically pleasing look. Cheers!
Aperol Spritz
An Aperol Spritz recipe consists of Aperol, prosecco, club soda, and an orange slice. You can always add more garnishes, as your palate pleases. Cheers!
A Vodka Soda
This drink is ideal for when you want to make sure you aren’t drinking too many calories or consuming a ton of sugar. You can get creative with different hints of flavors in your vodka soda, such as citrus wedges (think: lemon, grapefruit, lime), rosemary, mint, and even a splash of juice, such as cranberry or pineapple. Cheers!
A Skinny Spicy Margarita
The spicy margarita has been a trendy cocktail that is enjoyed all year round. Some say it got its buzz by being on the Soho House signature cocktail menu, and it’s been all the rage ever since. If you’re a tequila fan, and want a chilled beverage that has a uniquely refreshing kick to it, then this one's for you. Cheers!
An Old Fashioned
You might have seen Don Draper, from Mad Men, asking for his staple, the iconic old fashioned, whenever he had the chance. If you have yet to try one, there’s no better time like the present! An old fashioned consists of bourbon, water, simple syrup, orange peel, a few dashes of angostura bitters, and a maraschino cherry. Of course, it’s usually served with a large round or square ice cube. If you want your buzz to be taken back to the 1950’s, go out on a limb and try it. Cheers!
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