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Summer Mocktails by Symposium, Dwarka – A World-Cuisine Restaurant’s Head Chef Ajay Veer Gusain

Summers really call for some nice and refreshing coolers and here are two mocktail recipes shared by Head Chef Ajay Veer from Symposium Dwarka.

MANGO MELON BALL

Ingredients

Mango Juice                                                                        60 ML

Apple Juice                                                                           60 ML

Lime Mix                                                                              10 ML

Fresh Watermelon Ball                                                      100 GM

Watermelon Syrup Monin                                                10 ML

Lemon Chunks                                                                    5

Mint Leaves                                                                        6

Method

  • Mix Mango Juice, Apple Juice andLime mix in a container
  • Add Watermelon Syrup to the juice mixture
  • Add some ice cubes to this mixture and shake it well
  • Garnish the mixture with Watermelon balls
  • Serve the chilled drink to your guests

 

 

SPICY RUSSIAN MARY

Ingredients

Tomato Juice                                                                      180 ML

Tabasco                                                                                 0.5 ML

Lime Mix                                                                              10 ML

Worcestershire Sauce                                                        0.5 ML

Celery Salt                                                                           2 GM

Black Pepper                                                                       2 GM

Ice Cubes                                                                             4-5

Method

  • Mix Tomato Juice, Tabasco and Lime mix in a container
  • Add Worcestershire Sauce to the juice mixture
  • Add some ice cubes to this mixture
  • Garnish with lime wedge, celery stick and crushed black pepper with pepper mill and salt rim on glass

Summer Whiskey Cocktails

Savour the golden malt and introduce your taste buds to these rare yet refreshing whisky cocktail recipes because Summer is nature’s way of saying let’s party

 

Recipes

Grant’s and Apple Whisky Cocktail

Ingredients –

50ml Grant’s Family Reserve

 

150ml Apple Juice

 

1/4 Lemon squeezed

Instructions

Pour whisky over ice into mixing glass.

 

Top off with apple juice and squeeze in lemon.

 

Garnish with apple slice.

Key to your drink: https://www.grantswhisky.com/en/our-cocktails/grants-and-apple/

 

GRANT’S WHISKY SOUR WHISKY COCKTAIL

Ingredients

50ml Grant’s Family Reserve

25ml Simple Syrup

25ml Lemon Juice

 

Instruction

Add whisky, simple syrup and ice to shaker.

 

Squeeze in the lemon juice and shake.

 

Strain and garnish with a Maraschino cherry.

 

Key to your drink: https://www.grantswhisky.com/en/our-cocktails/grants-whisky-sour/

GRANT’S WHISKY ROYALE WHISKY COCKTAIL

 

Ingredients

50ml Grant’s Family Reserve

100ml Champagne

1 Sugar Cube Soaked in bitters

 

Instruction

Add sugar cube soaked in bitters to a Champagne flute.

Add whisky and top with Champagne.

Garnish with a lemon twist.

Key to your drink- https://www.grantswhisky.com/en/our-cocktails/grants-whisky-royale/

 

 

 

 

Whisky blends to booze up your January Party Plans

Ain’t no party complete without the perfect booze, these cocktails are sure to ‘sleigh’ your party this holiday season!

 

Recipes

GRANT’S BLOOD AND SAND WHISKY COCKTAIL – So we all know the best thing about winters, Orange and Whiskey. This cocktail is surely going to be your favourite party pooper.

Ingredients         

50ml Grant’s Family Reserve

50ml Orange Juice

45ml Sweet Vermouth

Instructions

  1. Add Whisky, Orange Juice and sweet vermouth to a shaker.
  2. Add in a spoon of juice from the Maraschino cherry jar.
  3. Strain and garnish with a Maraschino cherry.

Key to your drink: https://grantswhisky.com/en/our-cocktails/grants-blood-and-sand/

GRANT’S AND GINGER WHISKY COCKTAIL – Don’t chase anything but Cocktails and Dreams. Woo your taste buds with the relishing flavour of your favourite whiskey and ginger ale.

Ingredients

50ml Grant’s Family Reserve

150ml Ginger Ale

1/2 Lime

Instruction

Add the whisky into an ice filled glass.

Top with ginger ale, and squeeze half a lime.

Garnish with lime wedge.

Key to your drink: https://grantswhisky.com/en/our-cocktails/grants/

 

GRANT’S OLD FASHIONED WHISKY COCKTAIL – Here we are for all our old school pals with there would be favourite cocktail drink for the season. Give your tongue a twist and introduce it to the cocktail world.

Ingredients         

50ml Grant’s Family Reserve

One sugar cube soaked in bitters

Orange peel for garnish

Instructions

Soak sugar cube with bitters, add to a mixing glass and muddle.

Add ice followed by half of the whisky & stir.

Repeat and strain into glass over a single ice cube.

Key to your drinkhttps://grantswhisky.com/en/our-cocktails/grants-old-fashioned/

 

 

5 Iconic Whisky Cocktails

While some whisky lovers will tell you that it is a drink that has been designed to be enjoyed on its own, there is no doubt that it makes some pretty fine cocktails as well. So, here we will have a quick look through some of the finest ones that you can enjoy. The beauty is that a lot of these are very simple to make as well, so if you are not an experienced mixologist, you are in luck!

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A lot of whisky cocktails involve a simple syrup. Essentially all you need to do is put equal parts water and white sugar over a medium-heat saucepan, remove it from the heat when the sugar has dissolved and allow it to cool. Which whisky you use depends on your taste, so you may be a Jim Beam fan or you could take a look at a kikori whisky review for something different. So, let’s move onto those cocktails.

The Manhattan

Probably the most iconic of them all, Manhattans have been enjoyed for years by many iconic people and characters. The classic way to serve it is to strain it into a cocktail glass with a Maraschino cherry. Your other ingredients are vermouth, bitters, the simple syrup we talked about earlier and lemon peel.

Old Fashioned

 

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There is something especially great about going up to a bar and ordering an Old Fashioned and it is a cocktail that even many whisky purists enjoy from time to time. It is traditionally served in a short tumbler glass. You will need bitters again as well as the simple syrup, but you will also serve it with ice cubes and some orange peel to garnish. Squeeze the peel to release the oil to drop into the drink.

Hot Toddy

Though it may not be the right time of year right now to be enjoying one of these, there is nothing like a Hot Toddy during the cold winter months. Originally it was a drink that was designed to cure a whole range of illnesses, though it is not medically prescribed today! As well as your whisky of choice, you will need honey, cloves, nutmeg and lemon to garnish. Place the ingredients in a mug and pour in some hot water while stirring everything together.

Whisky Sour

The one thing that puts people off this particular cocktail is the frothy raw egg white, so you need to make sure you find the freshest eggs before serving up this particular cocktail. You will need lemon juice and your trusty simple syrup as well as your whisky and egg white. Shake everything vigorously before serving and serve in a glass of your choice.

John Collins

Though this is only a subtle variation on the Whisky Sour, the club soda that you add to the previous ingredients already listed above give it a different sort of edge. If you aren’t sure which one you prefer, it is worth giving both a go side by side!

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