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Royal Wedding Inspired Cocktails
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 Posted: Sun Apr 24th, 2011 10:14 am1st Post

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Here are a couple of Royal Wedding inspired cocktails to try

The Middleton

Celebrate the Royal Wedding with this classy vodka cocktail.

Ingredients
  • 4 crystalised violet and rose petals
  • 25ml/1fl oz vodka, preferably Pinky vodka
  • 25ml/1fl oz gin
  • 25ml/1fl oz Lillet Blanc
  • lemon zest, to garnish
  • edible flower, to garnish
Preparation method
    Place the crystallized petals into a cocktail shaker and mash (muddle) with the end of a rolling pin.
    Pour in the vodka, gin and Lillet Blanc, add a handful of ice and shake hard.
    Strain the cocktail into a coupette glass and garnish with the lemon zest and edible flower.

William Wales

Celebrate the Royal Wedding with this fizzy cocktail.

Ingredients Preparation method
    Place the lemon juice, sugar syrup, whiskey and apple liqueur into a cocktail shaker, add a handful of ice and shake hard.
    Strain the cocktail into a champagne flute, top with champagne and garnish with an twist of orange peel.




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 Posted: Sun Apr 24th, 2011 01:24 pm2nd Post

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I'll just go with anything strong, so that I don't have to hear any more about it.



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 Posted: Sun Apr 24th, 2011 09:17 pm3rd Post

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What a great little thread Hilary ! My preference goes to the William !



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Filomene123 wrote: What a great little thread Hilary ! My preference goes to the William !

"Seemingly", William's favourite drink is cider (alcoholic apple juice) so the William Wales is supposed to remind you of the taste of cider but with a sparkle.



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Calmac wrote: Filomene123 wrote: What a great little thread Hilary ! My preference goes to the William !

"Seemingly", William's favourite drink is cider (alcoholic apple juice) so the William Wales is supposed to remind you of the taste of cider but with a sparkle.

While in the UK I really fell for the bottles of sparkling ciders. Since I don't drink beer this was a great substitute in the pubs ! I found some here once and then no more. I will have another try as this summer it would be a nice refreshing drink on the patio.



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Filomene123 wrote: Calmac wrote: Filomene123 wrote: What a great little thread Hilary ! My preference goes to the William !

"Seemingly", William's favourite drink is cider (alcoholic apple juice) so the William Wales is supposed to remind you of the taste of cider but with a sparkle.

While in the UK I really fell for the bottles of sparkling ciders. Since I don't drink beer this was a great substitute in the pubs ! I found some here once and then no more. I will have another try as this summer it would be a nice refreshing drink on the patio.

I'm the same - I don't like beer but I do like cider so opt for that when I go to a pub.



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Is this thread payback for my American football threads?

 



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BAMA X 2 wrote: Is this thread payback for my American football threads?

 
I'm thinking the whole royal wedding might be payback.



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nhrich wrote: BAMA X 2 wrote: Is this thread payback for my American football threads?

 
I'm thinking the whole royal wedding might be payback.

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What's up with Obama being snubbed?  Has he pissed off the Royals?:confused:

 



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BAMA X 2 wrote: What's up with Obama being snubbed?  Has he pissed off the Royals?:confused:

 

Why should they be any different to the rest of the world?

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Calmac wrote: Filomene123 wrote: Calmac wrote: Filomene123 wrote: What a great little thread Hilary ! My preference goes to the William !

"Seemingly", William's favourite drink is cider (alcoholic apple juice) so the William Wales is supposed to remind you of the taste of cider but with a sparkle.

While in the UK I really fell for the bottles of sparkling ciders. Since I don't drink beer this was a great substitute in the pubs ! I found some here once and then no more. I will have another try as this summer it would be a nice refreshing drink on the patio.

I'm the same - I don't like beer but I do like cider so opt for that when I go to a pub.


We like the drier variations so tend to do for the Gaymers brand of apple or pear when on offer.

Current brew in our house is the £1.25 offer in Tesco


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insidecabin wrote: Calmac wrote: Filomene123 wrote: Calmac wrote: Filomene123 wrote: What a great little thread Hilary ! My preference goes to the William !

"Seemingly", William's favourite drink is cider (alcoholic apple juice) so the William Wales is supposed to remind you of the taste of cider but with a sparkle.

While in the UK I really fell for the bottles of sparkling ciders. Since I don't drink beer this was a great substitute in the pubs ! I found some here once and then no more. I will have another try as this summer it would be a nice refreshing drink on the patio.

I'm the same - I don't like beer but I do like cider so opt for that when I go to a pub.


We like the drier variations so tend to do for the Gaymers brand of apple or pear when on offer.

Current brew in our house is the £1.25 offer in Tesco



Stuart is currently drinking Stewarts beers (bottles) - a microbrewery on the south side of Edinburgh.

Last edited on Mon Apr 25th, 2011 09:26 pm by Calmac



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nhrich wrote: I'll just go with anything strong, so that I don't have to hear any more about it.


x 100!!!!!!!!!!!!  :drink:    :martini:     :wine:      :guiness:      :threedrinkers:      :funnel:



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