There’s not much that’s scarier than wondering what Florida Man is going to get up to next, so this Halloween we’ve given the classic Corpse Reviver cocktail recipe a Florida twist and created the Florida Man Reviver. The Corpse Reviver No. 2 belongs to a family of historic cocktails that were named after their claim of being able to cure a hangover (bringing the drinker back from the dead). But regardless of whether this witchcraft…
Be it New Year’s Eve, a Birthday, or any other kind of celebration, the Florida 75 is the perfect cocktail to cheers with. This twist on the classic French 75, which typically combines Gin, Simple Syrup, Lemon Juice and Champagne, gets a Florida makeover by using Florida Gin and adding some Florida orange. The notes of orange come from a homemade Orange Simple Syrup that uses local Florida sugar as well as adding a splash…
As the days start getting shorter, happy hour starts earlier, so get in the fall mood with the Fall Gin Fizz. This fall twist on the classic Gin Fizz cocktail mixes gin with crisp apple cider, fresh lemon juice, homemade Spiced Apple Simple Syrup and is then given some fizz with a splash of club soda. This recipe uses local Florida gin so you can help support local Florida distilleries. Our favorite Florida Gins…
This recipe gives the classic Salty Dog cocktail a Florida twist by using local Florida gin (or vodka), local Florida grapefruit juice and Florida sea salt for the rim. We’ve renamed this cocktail the Salty “Dolphin”, in honor of our playful aquatic friends, that can be seen throughout Floridian waters. A variation of the Greyhound cocktail, the Salty Dog (or Dolphin) adds a salted rim to the tradition mix of gin and grapefruit juice. More…
Even though the 2020 college football season is uncertain, that doesn’t mean that you can’t tailgate at home. For all you FSU fans out there, here’s a version of the classic Tom Collins that you can drink whilst tomahawk chopping to your hearts content. The Tom(ahawk) Collins mixes gin and lemon juice with cranberry juice and cherry syrup to give it a shade of FSU garnet. It uses local Florida Gin so you can help…
Our version of the Southside cocktail, the “Southbeach” Fizz, is a deliciously refreshing drink that combines Miami gin, mint, homemade mint simple syrup and lime juice. It is then topped off with club soda to give it some sparkle. If you like gin and you like Mojitos, then this is the cocktail for you! The colorful history of the Southside cocktail is subject to debate. Some argue that it is named after a men’s club…