Champagne Royal RivieraĬhampagne Royal Riviera was created by Sara Ramirez from France and Kiron Barui from Australia, the Champagne sisters came together to create their own Champagne brand, they are both very passionate about creating amazing Champagne to be enjoyed all over the world. Now let’s meet the two stars of this amazing Cosmopolitan Cocktail. Of course, Vodka is going to be used in high-grade Cocktails, so this isn’t a new phenomenon, but if you’re someone that just puts Vodka in a Cocktail because you want a little alcohol, then this Cocktail might just change the way you see Vodka in Cocktails, for the better. Vodka in Cocktails is mostly seen as an easy-to-drink, neutral Cocktail spirit, something to add the alcohol, but not so much to the flavour, although this is mostly true, there are producers out there looking to change this. To decorate the cocktail, we recommend you use strawberries and mint.Global demand for Vodka is projected to rise at a rate of 6.2% over the next six years, this is partly thanks to the rise in Vodka Cocktails and Premium Vodka’s, Dima’s believes that this will be the year of the Craft Vodka, let’s hope they’re correct. Shake and pour into a glass filled with ice. In a shaker 2/3 filled with ice, add the ingredients one by one apart from the Champagne.
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Pour it into a glass filled with ice cubes. Mix the strawberry syrup, peach purée and liqueur in a shaker. Decorate with a blackberry or a round of lime. Shake it, then filter into a large glass. Pour all the ingredients apart from the Champagne into a shaker filled 2/3 with ice. A possible variation is with a Maraschino cherry. Pour in the cognac and complete the mixture with Champagne. Put the cane sugar at the bottom of the flute and imbibe it with bitters. Shake it then pour out whilst filtering into a wine glass with ice in it. Put all the ingredients except the champagne into a shaker filled with ice. You might want to add a round of lime and a blackberry for decoration. Shake, then fill your glass with the mix.
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In a shaker full of ice, add all the ingredients except the champagne. This is a cocktail for those of you with a sweet tooth Add the champagne and don’t forget the bitters. Pour the brown sugar into a mojito glass, adding the lime chopped into four and the mint. You’ve heard of the Mojito, but have you ever tried the Mojito royal? Pour the ingredients into the flute and carefully introduce the champagne. The name of this cocktail derives from a gun used in the First World War with a 75mm barrel and is the favourite tipple of Rick Blaine in the film Casablanca. Top it up with the champagne then carefully mix. Pour the peach purée and cane syrup into the flute. We’ve opted for a more patriotic Champagne version. The Bellini is traditionally made with Prosecco, Italy’s famous sparkling wine. Pour the fresh orange juice directly into the champagne flute and mix in the champagne.
Let’s start with the most classic of all, and the easiest to make. However, if we can give you some advice, the best champagnes make the best cocktails, whatever the purists say… Mimosa In terms of the Champagne to use, we’ll let you decide. From the classic Mimosa to more sophisticated drinks like the Black Swan, here’s all you need to make the perfect cocktail. Today we’re giving you the recipes for 10 champagne cocktails that are sure to delight your taste buds.
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