Cocktails anyone?
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Oooh! This sounds like something right up my alley! (Well, minus the salt for me.) I love both those ingredients so it must be good LOL!my favorite is a gin salty dog
1/2 can of texsun unsweetened grapefruit juice and a shot of gin in a salt rimmed glass.
only 87 calories0 -
What about just mixing good gin and champagne, and adding frozen blueberries to it? Maybe use orange juice or pineapple juice for sweetener? Hmmm, I think an experiment is in order.Blueberry Lemon Breeze
10 blueberries
3/4 ounce light agave nectar, such as Wholesome Sweeteners, available at Whole Foods or other natural foods stores
1 1/2 ounces gin
3/4 ounce lemon juice
Splash of champagne (about 1 ounce)
In a shaker, muddle* together blueberries and agave. Add the gin and lemon juice, then shake vigorously for 20 seconds. Strain contents of shaker into a martini glass and then top with champagne. Garnish with 3 blueberries on a cocktail stick.
Calories: 2050 -
Oooh! This sounds like something right up my alley! (Well, minus the salt for me.) I love both those ingredients so it must be good LOL!my favorite is a gin salty dog
1/2 can of texsun unsweetened grapefruit juice and a shot of gin in a salt rimmed glass.
only 87 calories
then without the salt it's called a gin Greyhound0 -
God bless you :drinker: I lovez my booze!0
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I need to book mark this page.. Thank you
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I don't drink much at all anymore, other than red wine and the occasional light beer, but I recently ordered some Cedilla acai liqueur to play around with and some Creme de Violette, because I had a fantastic cocktail made with champagne and violet liqueur once and am dying to try it at home.
Not sure yet what to do with the Cedilla but I love acai so I might just try sipping it straight.0 -
ooo loving this one xxx0
