Thanksgiving is quickly approaching and many of us will be sitting down with our family and friends for a holiday meal. To go along with your festive holiday meals…we’ve got a few delicious cocktails recipes to share with all of you today.
Looking for more delicious cocktail recipes for your holiday parties? We’ve got plenty of them right here on the blog!
WHITE TUXEDO COCKTAIL RECIPE
1.25 oz Bombay Sapphire gin
1.25 oz Martini Bianco vermouth
.5 oz Manzanilla sherry
2 dashes Grapefruit bitters
Stir well and strain into a cocktail coupe, Garnish with Lemon oils and six drops of Salted Tarragon Olive Oil.
“It’s the perfect fall aperitif cocktail because it is elegantly dry and nutty from the dry sherry and bianco vermouth, and the salt tarragaon olive oil makes you salivate and coats you your stomach, which signals that you’re ready for a meal.” –Created by Bombay Sapphire’s 2015 Most Imaginative Bartender Winner and Owner of Austin’s Roosevelt Room, Justin Lavenue.
SAPPHIRE SPICE COCKTAIL RECIPE
2 parts Bombay Sapphire gin
1 large heaping spoonful of Pumpkin Puree and/or Pumpkin Pie Mix
1 tsb. Dark Brown Sugar
A dash of Vanilla Extract (7 drops)
2 dashes of Ground Cinnamon
Shake all ingredients vigorously with ice and strain into chilled martini glasses, then top with nutmeg.
THE GIN VICTORIA COCKTAIL RECIPE
1.5 parts BOMBAY SAPPHIRE® East Gin
1/2 part Fernet Branca
1/2 part White Cacao Liqueur
1/2 part Homemade Nutmeg and Lightly Infused Cardamom Syrup
3/4 part Heavy Cream
Shake and serve straight up in a cocktail glass. Toasted Cinnamon Dust garnish.
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Disclosure: Recipes and photos used with permission. You must be 21 years of age to consume alcohol. Please drink responsibly.
I don’t think I would like the White Tuxedo, but the other two seem to have more of the spices and tastes of the holiday and I could try them.
I rarely drink because I’m diabetic, but I can see serving these at get-togethers. The White Tuxedo would be one that would go over well.
I just realized that when I have Thanksgiving over at friends there is no alcohol. Since my friend and I are on medications I didn’t notice that it was missing.