Made this? Let us know in the comments below. If you’re like us, you’ll take it one step farther by squeezing the lime wheel into the glass and dropping it in too. In addition to the fun, classy vibe it brings, the addition of the lime juice rim adds a note of fruity acidity (different from the cranberry’s tanginess), which really makes the all the other flavors in the cocktail pop. Garnishes on a simple stir-together cocktail like this are typically optional, but in this case, we really want you to spring for that lime wheel. First, add cubed ice, then add the three parts stoli, then add the pineapple juice and last but not least, add the cranberry juice for. Whatever you do, make sure you’re using pure juices rather than cocktail juices-the cocktail blends bring a lot of added sweeteners and other flavors that will totally throw off the balance of the cocktail. If you like your cocktail on the sweeter side, you can always add a splash more pineapple juice. The traditional ratio of cranberry juice to pineapple juice is 2 to 1-and in testing, we found that was the perfect ratio for us. Feel free to omit it if you prefer to cut back on the tartness. This drink recipe doesn’t always include lime juice in the cocktail itself, but sometimes just as a garnish. The Bay Breeze adds a splash of pineapple juice with the cranberry, which adds a touch of sweetness that really balances out the drink. Just mix together vodka, peach schnapps, lime juice, and 100 cranberry juice. The Bay Breeze is actually a variant of the classic Cape Codder, a traditional New England cocktail composed of vodka and cranberry juice stirred together over ice. Vodka, cranberry juice, and pineapple juice are poured over ice to create a tall, frosty summer cocktail that’s the perfect blend of sweet and tangy, fruity and boozy. You can also use a maraschino cherry or a lemon wedge.If we’re talking beach house vibes, it doesn’t get much more classic than a Bay Breeze cocktail.
0 Comments
Leave a Reply. |