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TRY THIS SUMMER COCKTAIL TK puts a twist on the original Gimlet! FELENE SPARKLING GIMLET Ingredients: * 2 oz Felene Vodka * 0.5 oz lime juice * 0.5 oz Simple syrup * Sparkling Water * Dehydrated Limes Instructions: 1. Combine felene vodka, lime juice, and simple syrup in a shaker filled with ice. 2. Stir, don’t shake the ingredients. 3. Strain the mixture into a tall glass with ice. 4. Top off with sparkling water and dehydrated limes for garnish. 5. Serve and enjoy!

Watermelon Vodka Cocktail Ingredients: * 1 small watermelon, scooped out * 1 1/2 oz felene vodka * seltzer water * 1/4 oz fresh lime juice * 1/4 oz Agave * Ice * Lime wedges for garnish Instructions: 1. Prepare the Watermelon: Cut the top off the watermelon and scoop out the flesh. Set aside the scooped-out watermelon flesh and juice in a bowl. 2. Muddle the Watermelon: In a large bowl or pitcher, muddle the watermelon flesh to release the juices. You can use a muddler or the back of a spoon. 3. Mix the Ingredients: Add felene vodka, Agave and fresh lime juice to the muddled watermelon. Stir well to combine. 4. Serve: Fill the hollowed-out watermelon with the mixture. Add ice cubes to chill the drink. * Serve immediately and enjoy this refreshing summer cocktail!

Triple Sec liqueur is instrumental in cocktail recipe concepts such as the Margarita and Cosmo. Below, we’ll learn what makes triple Sec drinks so special. https://ow.ly/yupn50RYiOZ

Triple Sec liqueur is instrumental in cocktail recipe concepts such as the Margarita and Cosmo. Below, we’ll learn what makes triple Sec drinks so special. https://ow.ly/2Ae550SR6PW

Cold vodka, warm whisky: why? In the realm of spirits, understanding the nuances is paramount. 🍸 Vodka, celebrated for its clarity and subtlety, is traditionally served chilled, masking any potential harshness and highlighting its refined smoothness. 🥃 Whisky, a beverage rich in character and complexity, unveils its full spectrum of aromas when served warm. From the undertones of honey and caramel to the pronounced notes of nuts and dried fruits, its warmth is a gateway to a sensory experience. It's essential to recognize that while traditions offer guidance, personal preferences play a pivotal role in one's drinking experience. So, as you navigate the world of spirits, how do you resonate with your drink? Is it the chill of vodka or the warmth of whisky that appeals to you? Let me know in the comments below! #sonalholland #masterofwine #servingtemperature #alcoholtips #winesandspirits #vodka #whisky #whiskey #WineExpert

☘ Summer is the best season for refreshing cocktails! The hot weather and long days make it ideal for gathering with friends and a cool crystal glass in hand is the perfect accompaniment to a sunny day 🍹 The most popular summer cocktails: * Pimm's Cup (lemonade, a gin-based liqueur, mint, fruit); * Margaritas (lime juice, tequila, served in salt-rimmed glass); * Pina Colada (pineapple juice, rum, coconut cream, pineapple slice) 🍍 ; * Mojito (lime juice, rum, soda water, mint leaves); * Summer Sangria (white wine, mixed fruit, sparkling water) 🍓 . What is your favourite summer cocktail? 🥂 Share the recipe below 👇

Don't gulp your whisky, instead sip it Drinking whisky the right way can elevate your whisky experience and help you appreciate the layers of flavours that lie within your beverage. We always recommend adding just a few drops of water to your whisky to open it up and smoothen its texture. Also see if you can get your hands on a tulip glass with a bowl that guides the aromas to concentrate near its narrow rim, as it will help you appreciate all the delicate aromas in your drink. Here are 3 tips to enjoy your whisky: Gently swirl the whisky in your glass so that the excess alcohol evaporates and gives your drink a smoother taste. Sniff your whisky three times, bringing your nose closer to the glass each time to appreciate its aromas. Take small sips of your whisky and let it coat every part of your mouth. Always remember to take sips of water while drinking whisky to cleanse your palate and stay sober. Share this video with your whisky-loving friends and don't forget to follow us. Cheers! #sonalholland #masterofwine #whiakytasting #whiskylovers #whiskytips #wineexpert #alcohol

🪴Hey gardeners! There’s nothing quite like the satisfaction of using fresh herbs from your garden to make a dinner dish come alive. But did you know they can also take your cocktails to the next level? 🌱 The fresh aromas and flavors from just a sprig of an herb can give your beverage a yummy kick. Here are some ideas for your next drink. What is your favorite way to spice up your cocktails? 🥃🍸

Myths about Whiskey While it is mostly believed that Whiskey can be either consumed neat or on the rocks, it is a very common myth that this is the only way to consume it. In fact, premium Whiskey is designed with versatile flavours, making them ideal for mixing in cocktails. There has been a constant debate about whether blended whiskeys can match up to pure blends. However, the truth is that creating the perfect blended whisk is more of an art than science. If done perfectly, blended Whiskey can be satisfying giving a flavourful drinking experience. There is a popular belief that Whiskey is a winter drink; however, this is not true at all as it can be also a perfect summer drink with combinations like Whiskey Sour, Bourbon Peach Tea, Irish Coffee Milkshake or a simple Whiskey lemonade. These can be a perfect option for a hot summer evening or weekend party. Another common misconception about Whiskey is that all of them taste the same. This is not true at all as each drink has its own set of complexities with unique notes, when tasted neat or mixed with the right element can make a great drink

Should you drink whisky neat or with water? 🥃 Adding some water to whisky gives it a smoother and well-rounded taste and this can come in handy if you are sipping on a bold and rich whisky. Water also helps in releasing some of the locked aromas and flavours and brings out the more nuanced aspects of your drink. Whisky can be off-putting to those who are new to it. But adding a little water will mellow it down and make it a more pleasant experience. In the case of whiskies with a higher ABV, say around 50 percent, adding a little water can reduce the harshness of alcohol. How much is too much though? If you add too much water to your whisky, you'll dilute its flavours. So all you need to make your whisky more expressive is two to three drops of water. Do you add water to your whisky? Tell us in the comments section. 💬

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