We want a cocktail that is original and not too strong.
Cocktail Colin says:
I have found a cocktail that is original and not too strong. It has a rating of 3.91 out of 5 and is called "Original Sin." It has a unique combination of melon liqueur, apple juice, and apple schnapps, making it stand out while not being overly strong in alcohol content.
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Singapore Sling
The iconic cocktail, Singapore Sling, is believed to have originated in Singapore's Raffles Hotel in the early 20th century. Its...
Cointreau (7.5ml), Lime juice (15ml), Pineapple Juice (120ml), Gin (30ml), Grenadine (10ml), Angostura Bitters (1 dash), Cherry liqueur (15ml), DOM Benedictine (7.5ml)
Tropical Fruit Punch
The cocktail Tropical Fruit Punch is a vibrant and refreshing beverage that embodies the essence of a tropical getaway. It...
Lime juice (60ml), Pineapple Juice (300ml), Orange juice (300ml), White rum (90ml), Ginger (1 teaspoon), Sugar (15ml), Mango (1)
Mango Mixer
The Mango Mixer is a tropical-inspired cocktail that tantalizes the senses with a vibrant blend of fruity flavors. It combine...
Lime juice (15ml), White rum (60ml), Pomegranate Juice (30ml), Mango Juice (150ml)
Vanilla and Fresh Cherry Bourbon
This cocktail was inspired by Nielsen-Massey Vanilla. Nielsen-Massey has been in the vanilla business since 1907.
Lemon Juice (Teaspoon), Sugar (3 teaspoons), Cherry (Half cup/60g), Bourbon (30ml), Vanilla Essence (Quarter teaspoon), Soda water (60ml)
Original Sin
The Original Sin is a vibrant cocktail that treats the palate to a delightful blend of flavors, predominantly featuring the...
Melon liqueur (45ml), Apple Juice (30ml), Apple schnapps (15ml)
Sweet Pink
The Sweet Pink cocktail is a fruity and nutty concoction that combines the tartness of cranberry juice with the smoothness...
Cranberry Juice (60ml), White rum (60ml), Lemon (Dash), Frangelico (15ml)
Fruit Tingle
The Fruit Tingle cocktail is a vibrant and refreshing drink that captures the spirited essence of fruit-infused beverages. Echoing the...
Vodka (30ml), Soda water (Top up), Raspberry Syrup (15ml), Blue Curaçao (15ml)
Melony Muddler
The Melony Muddler is a refreshing cocktail that captures the essence of summer with its harmonious blend of sweet, juicy...
Mint Leaves (4), Lemon Juice (30ml), White rum (90ml), Sugar Syrup (15ml), Watermelon Juice (60ml), Elderflower Liqueur (7.5ml)
Orange Blossom
The Orange Blossom is a classic cocktail that offers a simple yet refreshing blend of flavors. With its core components...
Orange juice (15ml), Gin (15ml), Grenadine (Dash)
Citrus Cooler
Citrus Cooler is a refreshing and zesty cocktail that combines the tangy flavours of lime, orange and lemon with a...
Lime juice (15ml), Triple Sec (20 ml), Orange juice (30ml), Lemon rum (40 ml), Salt (Pinch)
FAQ's
We've collated some quick fire Q&A's on the question to help you find exactly what you're looking for.
What are some original cocktail recipes?
Original cocktail recipes can vary widely in flavor and ingredients. Some unique options include using unexpected ingredients like herbs, exotic fruit juices, or unusual liqueurs.
What makes a cocktail considered 'not too strong'?
A cocktail is usually considered 'not too strong' if it has a lower alcohol content, often achieved by using greater quantities of mixers such as juices, soda, or other non-alcoholic ingredients compared to the spirits.
How can I make a cocktail that stands out?
To make a cocktail stand out, try combining unusual flavors, using fresh ingredients, or presenting it creatively with unique garnishes or glassware.
What ingredients can be used for a unique but light cocktail?
For a unique but light cocktail, consider using ingredients like fresh fruit juices, herbal infusions, light liqueurs, and flavored syrups, mixing them in ways that create a balanced and refreshing drink.
Why is gin often used in cocktails?
Gin is often used in cocktails because of its complex flavor profile, primarily derived from juniper berries and other botanicals, making it a versatile base that can complement a wide range of mixers and flavors.
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