Raspberry
With Raspberry you can make
Fruity elegance in a vibrant red sip
Raspberry Martini
Vodka, Raspberry liqueur, Sugar / simple Syrup, Raspberry
Raspberry charm with a fizzy lift.
Raspberry Collins
Dry gin, Creme De Framboise, Lemon Juice, Soda water, Sugar / simple Syrup, Orange Bitters, Raspberry
Bubbly Raspberry Zing.
Raspberry Limoncello Prosecco
Lemon liqueur, Champagne / prosecco, Mint Leaves, Raspberry
Berry Bliss in a Glass
Winter Berry Bellini
Champagne / prosecco, Lemon Juice, Raspberry, Sugar, Cinnamon, Cloves
Blissful berries in a glass
Berry Blush
Vodka, Red vermouth, Orange juice, Cranberry Juice, Sugar / simple Syrup, Raspberry
Raspberry Elegance Unleashed
Mrs Robinson
Bourbon, Creme De Framboise, Lemon Juice, Soda water, Sugar / simple Syrup, Raspberry
City chic with a berry twist.
Tartini
Vodka, Cranberry Juice, Raspberry
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Q&A
Where do raspberries originally come from, and how have they been historically used in cocktails?
Raspberries are believed to originate from Asia Minor but have been cultivated in Europe and North America for centuries. Historically, they have been used in cordials and liqueurs since the Middle Ages, owing to their vibrant flavor and color. In terms of cocktails, raspberries found their prominence in the 20th century as mixology evolved to include fresh fruits and syrups, adding both aesthetic appeal and nuanced flavors to drinks.
What are the best substitutes for raspberries in a cocktail if I don't have them on hand?
Good substitutes for raspberries in cocktails include strawberries, blackberries, or blueberries, which can provide a similar fruity sweetness and tang. If using these alternatives for muddling or pureeing, adjust quantities as their flavor profiles and sweetness levels can vary. Raspberry syrup or a small amount of raspberry liqueur can also serve as a substitute to achieve a similar flavor intensity.
How can I use raspberries to garnish my cocktails for visual appeal?
Raspberries make excellent garnishes due to their striking color and shape. Place a fresh raspberry or a skewer of raspberries atop the drink or on the rim of the glass. For a creative twist, freeze raspberries in ice cubes for a visually stunning and chilling effect, or lightly dust them with sugar for a sparkling look. Their vibrant red hue contrasts beautifully with the color of the drink, enhancing its overall presentation.
What are the best methods to prepare raspberries for cocktail making?
For cocktails, raspberries can be prepared in several ways. Muddling fresh raspberries in a shaker before adding the other ingredients helps release their juice and incorporate their flavor throughout the drink. Making a raspberry puree or simple syrup can add sweetness and consistency to cocktails. Alternatively, macerating raspberries in sugar or spirits can extract their flavor for more complex concoctions.
How can I incorporate raspberries into non-alcoholic drinks?
Raspberries can easily be adapted for non-alcoholic beverages. Use them to make a raspberry lemonade or sparkling water infusion by muddling the raspberries and combining them with lemon juice and simple syrup or honey, then topping with sparkling water. Raspberry puree can also be added to iced teas or non-alcoholic cocktails (mocktails) for a refreshing, fruity twist.
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