Premium Recipe Book - v13 Final
Premium Recipe Book - v13 Final
Premium Recipe Book - v13 Final
SENSATIONAL DRINKS
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Welcome
From classic recipes and modern twists to sophisticated, alcohol-free mixed drinks,
there has never been a better time to experiment. The on-trade is also changing
and today’s consumer demands more than ever from their pub and bar visits.
The good news is more interest and excitement from consumers has led to further
innovation in the drinks world. Cocktail curiosity presents a massive opportunity to
create new, premium drinking experiences – even when your customers prefer not
to drink alcohol.
In this book, we explore the wonderful world of cocktails and mocktails. We have
chosen four core spirits and we present them in category-by-category chapters for
ease of navigation. Our final chapter centres around alcohol-free drinks and their
increasing importance behind the bar.
Each section is packed with recipes and tips from expert bartenders. These cocktail
kings and queens have devised drinks to suit every skill and outlet, helping you to
up your game and boost profits.
Contents
The World of Soft Drinks
1-6
RECIPES
Gin Recipes
9 - 32
Vodka Recipes
33 - 56
Whisk(e)y Recipes
57 - 80
Rum Recipes
81 - 104
Mocktail Recipes
105 - 128
Consumers are changing. They still go out, but now demand a different
experience from the on-trade. Recent stats from CGA suggest that while
Britons are not consuming as much alcohol, they are spending more
money on out-of-home drinking occasions. From a premium gin and
tonic with a beautiful garnish to a balanced mocktail, a well-considered
selection of cocktails – both alcoholic and non-alcoholic – is an important
part of this new world.
The World Of
for heritage and authenticity, and the rise of
experiential drinking.
Soft Drinks
The health and wellness trend continues apace in the UK and consumers
are more engaged than ever when it comes to what they put into their
bodies. With this has come widespread desire to moderate alcohol intake.
According to the Office for National Statistics, the number of teetotallers
is on the rise, while the number of those who drink at least once a week
is declining.
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The growth of premiumisation and a desire Gin which has doubled in value over the past five years (according to Wine
for experiences add to the well-worn phrase: and Spirit Trade Association figures), has captured the hearts and minds of new
consumers are drinking less, but better. distillers and consumers alike.
Indeed, the mixing of these trends has sparked a raft of innovation in soft
drinks and never before has there been such a sophisticated selection.
Vodka remains the giant of the backbar and the versatile spirit is the perfect
starting point for new cocktail creations. It is also the largest category
The once humble soft drink now has the job of providing not only a in the UK, by both volume and value.
premium alcohol-free option for those cutting down or cutting out, but
also of mixing with ever-premiumising spirits to create cocktails as well
as memorable spirit-and-mixer combinations.
Whisk(e)y in its many guises is the key to a host of classic cocktails.
On top of that, they are a key part of helping to create The boom of Bourbon and the rise of Irish whiskey is also adding to the
an experience that will keep drinkers coming to the bar. exciting and varied selection available behind the bar.
Rum possesses a unique position in the spirits world: the drink can pivot
from serious to party in a few shakes of a Boston. The category also recently
surpassed the £1bn sales mark in the UK for the first time (according to
WSTA figures).
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Perhaps the most significant part of gin’s history is when an early style – Dutch genever –
GIN
made its way to England with William of Orange in the seventeenth century. The drink
gathered fans and was given an extra push in 1690 when the UK government
encouraged distillation.
By the beginning of the eighteenth century, the word ‘gin’ had appeared and by 1720
the legendary gin craze had started. The next 100 years were eventful for gin, with a
government clampdown on so-called ‘mother’s ruin’ before a return to fortune by the
1820s with the appearance of the first gin palace.
Now the term ‘gin palace’ can be heard up and down the high street as the renaissance
of the category continues. In fact, the number of gin distilleries in the UK has more than
doubled in the past five years. According to the WSTA, there are well over 100
British gins on the market, not to mention the wealth of imports.
The biggest challenge for the on-trade today is how to navigate this category, when every
release seemingly boasts some new botanical or unusual flavour profile. The easiest way
to approach your gin selection is to divide your offer into broader flavour categories:
floral, herbal, fruity, citrusy, spicy and juniper-led. Though all gin should technically be
predominantly juniper, the sheer number of new entries has seen the category pulled
in every direction.
With the first G&T making its appearance in the nineteenth century, Britvic Tonic Water is
the classic pairing for gin. For an added botanical boost, try Purdey’s Rejuvenate, which
contains its own botanical extracts. Gin also makes an excellent substitute for vodka in a
Bloody Mary – use Britvic Tomato Juice for the perfect Red Snapper.
Ingredients
40ml gin
10ml elderflower liqueur
50ml Britvic Grapefruit Juice
20ml Britvic Ginger Ale to top
Method
Shake all ingredients except the Britvic Ginger Ale.
Double strain into a wine glass.
Jon Lee’s
10 years in
Top with Britvic Ginger Ale.
hospitality have
seen him create a
name for himself as an
award-winning bartender Garnish
and respected management
figure. His cocktail journey took Garnish with thin strips of fresh ginger.
him to Leeds where he worked
his way up through the ranks at
independent bar company, Leelex. Jon
went from bartender to bar manager to
general manager and head distiller at Jake’s
Bar & Still Room. After 9 years with Leelex, Jon
joined Hedonist as drinks director and he also heads
up the consultancy arm of the business. Alongside his
Hedonist commitments, Jon recently joined the Brown-
Forman UK training team as a ‘Friend of Jack’,
seeing him become a city ambassador Sensational Drinks | | Cocktail Recipes - Gin
for Jack Daniel’s.
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Ingredients
50ml gin
160ml Britvic Tonic Water
20ml Teisseire Pomegranate
Method
Half-fill a highball glass with cubed ice.
Add the gin and Teisseire Pomegranate.
Top with Britvic Tonic Water.
Garnish
Garnish with pomegranate twist, pomegranate seeds and star anise.
Ingredients
40ml gin
10ml Teisseire Coconut
1 shot espresso
8 mint leaves
R.White’s Lemonade to top
Method
Shake all ingredients except lemonade.
Double strain into a glass.
Top with R.White’s Lemonade.
Garnish
Garnish with a mint leaf.
Ingredients
50ml gin
250ml Purdey’s Edge
25ml fresh lime juice
12 mint leaves
Method
Half-fill a highball glass with cubed ice.
Add the gin, lime juice and mint leaves.
Top with Purdey’s Edge.
Garnish
Garnish with mint leaves and a lemon wedge.
Ingredients
25ml gin
25ml Cointreau
200ml Britvic Pineapple Juice
Method
Fill a shaker with cubed ice.
Add the gin, Cointreau and Britvic Pineapple Juice and shake well.
Strain into highball glass.
Garnish
Garnish with a lime twist.
Ingredients
30ml gin
15ml sweet vermouth
15ml dry vermouth
30ml Britvic Orange Juice
Method
Shake all ingredients with cubed ice.
Strain into a martini glass.
Garnish
Garnish with redcurrants.
Ingredients
50ml gin
160ml Britvic Tomato Juice
15ml Reggae Reggae Sauce
15ml fresh lemon juice
Method
Crush peppercorns onto a plate and mix with turmeric.
Wet the rim of a coupette glass and place into the peppercorns until the rim is covered.
Shake all ingredients together.
Double strain into the glass.
Garnish
Garnish with strips of celery.
Ingredients
50ml gin
165ml Purdey’s Rejuvenate
Method
Half-fill a lowball glass with cubed ice.
Pour in the gin and Purdey’s Rejuvenate.
Garnish
Garnish with lemon wedge, cucumber peel and mint leaves.
Ingredients
40ml gin
20ml Teisseire Pink Grapefruit & Lychee
250ml Britvic Soda Water
Method
Fill a lowball glass with cubed ice.
Pour in the gin and Teisseire Pink Grapefruit & Lychee.
Top with Britvic Soda Water.
Garnish
Garnish with orange peel.
Ingredients
25ml gin
25ml Campari
160ml Britvic Tonic Water
Method
Fill a tall glass with cubed ice.
Add the gin and Campari.
Top with Britvic Tonic Water.
Add a squeeze of lime.
Garnish
Garnish with two lime wedges.
Ingredients
20ml gin
20ml Campari
20ml Teisseire Grapefruit
160ml Britvic Tonic Water
2 dashes Angostura Bitters
Method
Fill a tall glass with cubed ice.
Add the gin and Campari.
Add the Teisseire Grapefruit and Angostura Bitters.
Stir well and top with Britvic Tonic Water.
Garnish
Garnish with a grapefruit wedge and sprig of mint.
VODKA The word ‘vodka’ comes from the Russian for water and both Russia and Poland claim to
have invented this hugely versatile spirit. Vodka’s truly global reach is a result of the Second
World War, according to historians, when the drink made its way to US shores, catapulting
its popularity to new levels. Vodka remains by far the largest global spirit, with
annual sales around the 430 million nine-litre case mark.
Although the workhorse of the backbar does not garner as much attention as its juniper sibling,
unflavoured vodka commands the largest single spirits share of the UK
on-trade by value and volume, making up nearly a third of all spirits sales.
Generally speaking, a rye-based spirit brings a warm, spicy mouthfeel – try it with Britvic
Tonic Water for a classic vodka and tonic or Britvic Tomato Juice for a peppy Bloody Mary.
Potato-based vodkas offer a more velvety, creamy sensation and they work well with rich
flavours like Teisseire Cherry.
If you are working with delicate flavours, such as Teisseire Elderflower or R.White’s Pear &
Elderflower, a grape-based vodka will offer a delicately perfumed base. Of course, for less
subtle differences, the world of vodka offers hundreds of different flavours. Try pairing familiar
flavours such as vanilla vodka and Pepsi Max for an old-school ‘cola float’ taste.
The premiumisation trend has led to all sorts of innovation in the vodka category, helped along
by the fact vodka can be made out of just about anything.
THE ULTIMATE BLOODY MARY The Ultimate Bloody Mary, Three Piece
THREE PIECE
THE ULTIMATE VERSION OF THE CLASSIC BLOODY MARY. WHETHER YOU ARE LOOKING
FOR A PICK-ME-UP OR JUST LOVE THIS COCKTAIL, THIS IS A RECIPE YOU CAN’T BEAT.
Ingredients
50ml vodka 5ml Worcestershire Sauce
150ml Britvic Tomato Juice 2 dashes Tabasco
20ml fresh lemon juice 3 dashes of Angostura Bitters
10ml Teisseire Cucumber a pinch of salt and cracked black pepper
Method
Add ingredients to a Boston glass and top with ice.
Roll the ingredients between the Boston and the shaker.
Three Fill a highball with cubed ice and add the mixture from the shaker.
Piece
is a mobile
bartending service
based in Hertfordshire, Garnish
specialising in cocktails
for events. The team – Garnish with cucumber slices, basil leaf and pink peppercorns.
Daniel Twine and
Alexander Legret – met
while working in a Leeds bar in
2010. They reunited (again, in a bar)
in 2016 to combine their skills and bring a
quality cocktail service to Hertfordshire. The pair’s
passion for high-quality drinks and designing unique
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Ingredients
20ml vanilla vodka
20ml Chambord
125ml Purdey’s Edge
Method
Half-fill a highball glass with cubed ice.
Add the vanilla vodka and Chambord.
Top with Purdey’s Edge.
Garnish
Garnish with a cinnamon stick and blackberries.
Ingredients
25ml vodka
25ml amaretto
160ml R.White’s Lemonade
Method
Half-fill a highball glass with cubed ice.
Pour in the vodka and amaretto.
Top with R.White’s Lemonade.
Garnish
Garnish with dehydrated orange and lemon wheels.
COSMOPOLITAN Cosmopolitan
LIP-SMACKINGLY SWEET AND SOUR, THE COSMO
IS THE EPITOME OF A MODERN CLASSIC.
Ingredients
40ml vodka
30ml Cointreau
20ml Teisseire Cranberry
10ml fresh lime juice
Method
Chill a cocktail glass.
Shake the vodka, Teisseire Cranberry, lime juice and Cointreau along with some crushed ice.
Strain into the glass.
Garnish
Garnish with a twist of orange peel.
Ingredients
50ml vodka
20ml Teisseire Passion Fruit
175ml R.White’s Pear & Elderflower Lemonade
5ml fresh lemon juice
Method
Fill a highball glass with cubed ice.
Add the vodka and lemon juice.
Add Teisseire Passion Fruit.
Top with R.White’s Pear & Elderflower Lemonade.
Garnish
Garnish with pear slices.
Ingredients
25ml vodka
250ml Pepsi Max
2 bar spoons blackcurrant jam
5ml fresh lemon juice
Method
Fill a jam jar glass with cubed ice.
Add vodka and blackcurrant jam.
Pour in lemon juice and stir.
Top with Pepsi Max.
Garnish
Garnish with a sprig of mint and blackberries placed inside a mini ice cream cone.
Ingredients
50ml vodka
20ml fresh lemon juice
160ml Britvic Tonic Water
10ml Teisseire Elderflower
8 mint leaves
Method
Shake mint leaves, lemon juice, vodka and Teisseire Elderflower.
Double strain into an ice-filled highball glass.
Top with Britvic Tonic Water.
Garnish
Garnish with a twist of lemon peel.
SUMMIT OF 72 Summit of 72
THE SUMMIT OF 72 IS THE HEIGHT OF RETRO-COOL WITH THE FLAVOURS OF VANILLA
VODKA AND DEEP CARAMEL NOTES OF PEPSI MAX, LUXURIOUSLY FINISHED OFF WITH A
SCOOP OF ICE CREAM.
Ingredients
25ml vodka
25ml vanilla vodka
200ml Pepsi Max
1 scoop vanilla ice cream
Method
Fill a jam jar with cubed ice.
Add the vanilla vodka, vodka and Pepsi Max.
Top with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.
Garnish
Garnish with mint leaves.
Ingredients
25ml vodka
25ml tequila
160ml Britvic Cranberry Juice
Method
Wet rim of highball glass and coat with lime salt.
Fill glass with ice.
Add the vodka and tequila.
Top with Britvic Cranberry Juice.
Garnish
Garnish with two strips of lime peel.
Lime salt method:
Add the skin of two limes, pith removed, to 200g salt and leave to macerate in an airtight container for 24 hours.
Ingredients
50ml vodka
25ml Teisseire Cherry
160ml Britvic Tonic Water
Method
Half-fill a tumbler with cubed ice.
Add the vodka and Teisseire Cherry.
Top with Britvic Tonic Water.
Garnish
Garnish with maraschino cherries and dehydrated orange wheels.
Ingredients
40ml vodka
30ml Teisseire Apple
160ml Britvic Tonic Water
Method
Fill a highball glass with cubed ice.
Add vodka, Teisseire Apple and Britvic Tonic Water together and stir.
Garnish
Garnish with edible flowers or a rosemary sprig.
WHISK(E)Y Scotch whisky remains a stalwart of the backbar, but both the Irish and
American whiskey categories are enjoying a resurgence – especially among
younger consumers. The three segments offer a flavour profile to suit a vast
array of consumers and occasions.
Scotch single malts and blends vary widely in flavour, from the fruity
hues of Speyside to the big smoke bombs from Islay and everything
in between.
In the past two or three years, Irish whiskey has experienced a boom, with just
about every major drinks company buying into a brand or opening its own
distillery. The taste profile tends to be lighter than Scotch and not as
rich as American whiskey, making it a very approachable and popular
drink for younger consumers getting into the category.
When it comes to serves, the classic whisk(e)y and cola bar call will always
have a place and the vanilla-forward Bourbon profile is the perfect match for
Pepsi Max. Britvic Ginger Ale is another go-to mixer, with ginger making an
excellent bedfellow for any whisk(e)y. To add a touch of spicy sophistication, try
using Teisseire Gingerbread. Both Britvic Grapefruit Juice and Britvic Pineapple
Juice along with the Teisseire range are great for punches, too.
Ingredients
50ml Auchentoshan American Oak 100ml Britvic Soda Water
3ml Herbsaint spray 10ml grapefruit and rosemary syrup
2 dashes The Bitter Truth Grapefruit Bitters
Method
Fill a highball glass with cubed ice.
Add whisky, syrup and bitters to the glass and stir.
Ingredients
20ml bourbon
25ml Southern Comfort
160ml Britvic Pineapple Juice
Method
Fill a highball glass with ice.
Add the bourbon and Southern Comfort.
Pour in the Britvic Pineapple Juice.
Garnish
Garnish with pineapple leaves, pink peppercorns and a wedge of lemon.
EL FREDO El Fredo
SWEET AMARETTO COMBINES WITH THE BURNT CARAMEL NOTES OF BOURBON
AND PEPSI MAX TO CREATE AN INDULGENT AFTER-DINNER DRINK.
Ingredients
25ml bourbon
25ml amaretto
100ml Pepsi Max
1 dash Angostura Bitters
Method
Fill a tumbler with cubed ice.
Add in the amaretto and bourbon.
Top with Pepsi Max.
Add a dash of Angostura Bitters.
Garnish
Garnish with a fresh cherry, cinnamon stick and orange peel.
Ingredients
25ml bourbon
150ml Pepsi Max
25ml Teisseire Cherry
50ml fresh lemon juice
Method
Half-fill a highball glass with fractured ice and add the bourbon.
Pour in the lemon juice and the Teisseire Cherry.
Top with Pepsi Max.
Garnish
Garnish with lemon peel.
DOMINI Domini
THE ULTIMATE IN SOPHISTICATED SHOTS. STRONG WITH WHISKEY AND SWEET WITH PASSION
FRUIT SYRUP AND VANILLA LIQUEUR, THE DOMINI DELIVERS SEVERAL LEVELS OF FLAVOUR.
Ingredients
20ml whiskey
10ml vanilla liqueur
10ml Teisseire Passion Fruit
5ml egg white
Method
Add cubed ice to a shaker along with Teisseire Passion Fruit and whiskey.
Shake and strain into a chilled shot or port glass.
Top with egg white whisked with the vanilla liqueur.
Garnish
Garnish with a wedge of passion fruit.
Ingredients
50ml bourbon
20ml Britvic Ginger Ale
10ml Teisseire Vanilla
Method
Fill a tumbler with cubed ice.
Add the bourbon and Teisseire Vanilla.
Pour in the Britvic Ginger Ale and stir.
Twist orange peel zest over the drink and stir.
Garnish
Twist orange peel zest over the drink, cut strips into zest and fan out.
Top zest with edible gold leaf.
Ingredients
40ml rye whiskey
15ml sweet vermouth
15ml Teisseire Peach
1 dash Angostura Bitters
Method
Pour the whiskey, sweet vermouth and Teisseire Peach into a cocktail glass.
Add a dash of Angostura Bitters and serve with a large cube of ice.
Ingredients
50ml Irish whiskey
25ml fresh lemon juice
25ml Teisseire Blueberry
1 egg white
Britvic Ginger Ale to top
Method
Add cubed ice to a shaker along with all of the ingredients.
Shake and then strain.
Shake again without ice to create a foam.
Pour into a whiskey tumbler and top with Britvic Ginger Ale.
Garnish
Garnish with a pick of blueberries.
Ingredients
50ml bourbon
20ml sweet vermouth
50ml Britvic Pineapple Juice
¼ banana
5ml Teisseire Banana
Method
Add cubed ice to blender along with all ingredients and blend.
Pour into a hurricane glass.
Garnish
Garnish with pineapple leaves and banana slices.
Ingredients
40ml bourbon
30ml fresh lemon juice
30ml Teisseire Blackberry
50ml Britvic Tonic Water
Method
Fill a tumbler with cubed ice.
Add the whiskey, lemon juice and Teisseire Blackberry to a shaker, and shake.
Strain into glass and top with Britvic Tonic Water.
Garnish
Garnish with blackberries and a sprig of rosemary.
Ingredients
50ml bourbon
10ml sweet vermouth
50ml Britvic Grapefruit Juice
10ml Teisseire Grenadine
pinch of salt
Method
Add ice to a shaker along with all ingredients.
Shake and strain into a rocks glass filled with cubed ice.
Garnish
Garnish with lemon peel and a cherry.
RUM
Rum has the fantastic advantage of being both a serious spirit and an all-round party drink.
From aged, single estate sippers to brands sporting bats, captains and sailors, rum has many
personalities. It also comes in several guises, including white, light, spiced, golden and
dark. While lighter-bodied styles typically hail from Cuba and Puerto Rico, and heavier styles
from Jamaica, rum can be made anywhere – including right here in the UK.
Rum’s history is tied to sugar cane plantations in the West Indies during the seventeenth century.
Slaves were traded for molasses, which along with sugar cane is the key raw ingredient in rum.
The drink became synonymous with sailors and until 1970 British sailors were given rum rations.
The spirit is a key ingredient in several classic cocktails, including the Daiquiri, created at the end
of the nineteenth century but made more famous by author and Cuba barfly Ernest Hemingway.
The UK has also seen increased interest in tiki culture, with the Polynesian-inspired decor and
rum-infused drinks everywhere from Bristol to Manchester.
The range of flavours and styles on offer make rum a great component in a cocktail, and the spirit
offers a drink for any season – from spiced punches and hot buttered rum toddies in
the winter right through to tropical tiki refreshers and classic Piña Coladas in
the summer.
When it comes to cocktail ingredients, Cane Sugar Teisseire adds an authentic, sweet element to
a rum cocktail. Lengthen classic rum punches with Britvic Pineapple Juice or Britvic Orange Juice,
and to emphasise the rich taste that comes with barrel-aged rums try Teisseire Orgreat (Almond)
in your recipes.
ST. LUCIAN SPRITZ St. Lucian Spritz, The New World Trading Company
THE NEW WORLD TRADING COMPANY
IMAGINE YOU ARE LAYING ON A BEACH, WAVES LAPPING AT YOUR FEET WITH THE PERFECT COCKTAIL
IN YOUR HAND. THIS IS IT - INTENSLY FRUITY AND FRESH WITH A TOUCH OF SPICE.
Ingredients
30ml Chairman’s Reserve Gold Rum 15ml Teisseire Passion Fruit
1 squeeze of fresh grapefruit 25ml fresh pineapple juice
2 dashes of Angostura Bitters 15ml apricot liqueur
15ml lime juice Britvic Ginger Beer to top
Method
Fill a cocktail shaker with cubed ice and add all ingredients
except Angostura Bitters and Britvic Ginger Beer.
Shake and double strain into a hurricane or highball glass filled with cubed ice.
Andy
Hayward Add Angostura Bitters and top with Britvic Ginger Beer.
has worked
for The New
World Trading
Company for five
Garnish
years, starting at The
Garnish with a grapefruit wedge and a sprig of mint.
Botanist in Chester as
head bartender before
becoming bar manager at
The Club House and Smugglers
Cove, both in Liverpool. For the past
year, Andy has been working as part
of the bar operations team, overseeing
Smugglers Cove, The Club House, The
Oast House, The Canal House, The Trading Sensational Drinks | | Cocktail Recipes - Rum
House and The Florist.
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Ingredients
20ml Bacardi Anejo Cuatro sparkling wine to top
20ml Teisseire Mint Syrup lemon twist
20ml fresh lemon juice
Method
Add cubed ice to a shaker along with all ingredients except the sparkling wine.
Shake and fine strain into a chilled champagne glass.
Sparkling wine to top.
London-
bred
Elliott
Skehel has Garnish
been working at
Cardiff’s Lab 22 for Garnish with a lemon twist.
three years, the past
two as manager. He
finds it exciting working
with other bartenders to
develop a thriving cocktail
scene in Cardiff. Elliott and his
team at Lab 22 scooped the Imbibe
Themed Drinks List of the Year award
in 2018 – an accolade he cites as a
career highlight.
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Ingredients
40ml dark rum 20ml Britvic Pineapple Juice
10ml cream sherry 20ml Britvic Orange Juice
10ml gin 20ml fresh lemon juice
20ml brandy 20ml Teisseire Orgeat (Almond)
Method
Keeping the rum back just for a minute, pour everything
else into a shaker with cubed ice and shake well.
Pour into a hurricane glass over more ice.
Float the rum.
Garnish
Garnish with a maraschino cherry and twist of orange peel.
Ingredients
20ml white rum
20ml dark rum
20ml Cointreau
20ml Teisseire Orgeat (Almond)
20ml Teisseire Lime
160ml Britvic Orange Juice
Method
Fill a tumbler glass with cubed ice.
Add the rums, Cointreau and syrups to the glass.
Add the Britvic Orange Juice and stir.
Garnish
Garnish with orange slices, mint leaves and a cherry.
Ingredients
40ml white rum
20ml Teisseire Mango
25ml fresh lemon juice
Method
Select a frozen coup glass.
Pour the ingredients into a cocktail shaker filled with ice and shake well.
Strain into the ice-cold glass.
Garnish
Garnish with basil leaves.
Ingredients
25ml white rum
25ml Cointreau
160ml Britvic Pineapple Juice
Method
Fill a highball glass with cubed ice.
Pour in the white rum and Cointreau.
Add the Britvic Pineapple Juice.
Garnish
Garnish with pineapple leaves.
Ingredients
45ml golden rum 10ml fresh lime juice
3cm fresh ginger Britvic Ginger Ale to top
2 tsp runny honey 2 dashes Angostura Bitters
10ml Teisseire Lime
Method
Place ginger slices into shaker and mash with a pestle.
Add the honey, golden rum, Teisseire Lime and lime juice, and stir until mixed.
Add cubed ice and shake.
Fill tumbler with cubed ice and strain shaker into glass.
Top with Britvic Ginger Ale and Angostura Bitters.
Garnish
Garnish with slices of fresh ginger.
Ingredients
40ml aged rum
10ml orange Curaçao
10ml fresh lime juice
1 dash Angostura Bitters
Britvic Ginger Beer to top
Method
Fill a highball glass with ice.
Add aged rum, orange Curaçao, lime juice and Angostura Bitters and stir.
Top with Britvic Ginger Beer.
Garnish
Garnish with cucumber slices and lemon peel twist.
Ingredients
25ml overproof rum 10ml Britvic Orange Juice
25ml Aperol 5ml Teisseire Liquid Cane Sugar
25ml Britvic Pineapple Juice pinch of salt
10ml fresh lime juice 3 inches of pineapple skin
Method
Fill shaker with cubed ice and add the Aperol, overproof rum, Britvic Pineapple Juice,
lime Juice, a pinch of salt and pineapple skin.
Shake and strain into tumbler.
Garnish
Garnish with pineapple leaf and wedge.
Ingredients
35ml golden rum
10ml pedro ximenez sherry
160ml Britvic Ginger Ale
Method
Half-fill a highball glass with cubed ice.
Add the rum and sherry, and stir well.
Pour in the Britvic Ginger Ale.
Garnish
Garnish with a whole red chilli.
Ingredients
50ml white rum
10ml Teisseire Cinnamon
Britvic 100 Apple Juice to top
10ml fresh lemon juice
Method
Fill a highball glass with cubed ice.
Add the Teisseire Cinnamon, lemon juice and white rum.
Top with Britvic 100 Apple Juice and stir.
Garnish
Garnish with pear slices.
The term ‘mocktail’ appears to have originated in the first half of the twentieth century,
simply referring to a cocktail without any alcohol.
MOCKTAILS
can be every bit as sophisticated as their alcoholic counterparts. Although
consumers continue to be mindful of their alcohol intake, drinkers still want to feel included
in the bar scene. Garnering success with mocktails is about creating a drink that looks and
feels every bit as special as a cocktail.
Blending fruit juices used to be the key to creating mocktails and while fruity mixes still have
their place, the drinks have been joined by ever-more diverse offerings. Try lengthening fruit
blends with Britvic Soda Water for a long, refreshing offer.
Using herbs and spices as ingredients is a great way to create less sweet options, while
using citrus or even creating your own drinking vinegars helps to bring balance to a drink.
To get your mocktail list off to a flying start, try blending Teisseire Mojito with Teisseire
Strawberry to create a Mojito mocktail. Britvic Cranberry Juice, Britvic Orange Juice and
a squeeze of lime also makes for a great Virgin Cosmopolitan.
When it comes to glassware, choosing the right vessel helps to sell a cocktail. For long
drinks, a highball can be used for more sophisticated sips, while a hurricane glass works
well for fruit forward, fun drinks. Meanwhile, elegant coups are great glasses for cocktails
that are strained and served without ice. You can even improvise with jam jars or serve
sharing cocktails in fruit-filled carafes. A well-presented cocktail in the right glass should
turn heads and encourage sales.
Ingredients
30ml Teisseire Strawberry 30ml lemon juice
30ml double cream Purdey’s Edge to top
1 egg white
Method
Add double cream, egg white, lemon juice, Teisseire Strawberry
and fresh lemon juice to a cocktail shaker.
Shake vigorously without ice.
Separate the shaker and add cubed ice.
During Shake vigorously once more until a heavy foam starts to form.
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Ingredients
20ml Teisseire Lychee
160ml Britvic Ginger Beer
Method
Fill a tumbler glass with cubed ice.
Add Teisseire Lychee and Britvic Ginger Beer.
Stir.
Garnish
Garnish with cucumber slices.
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A WONDERFULLY TART AND REFRESHING DRINK, WITH THE SWEETNESS OF
THE VANILLA PERFECTLY BALANCING AGAINST THE PASSION FRUIT AND LEMON.
Ingredients
20ml Teisseire Vanilla
20ml Teisseire Lemon
100ml Britvic Soda Water
20ml fresh lemon juice
2 passion fruits
Method
Cut 2 passion fruits in half and scrape out the contents into a tall glass.
Add the lemon juice, Teisseire Vanilla and Teisseire Lemon.
Add crushed ice and stir.
Top with Britvic Soda Water.
Garnish
Garnish with half a passion fruit and a vanilla pod.
Ingredients
20ml Teisseire Mojito 1 lime
20ml Teisseire Strawberry 4 strawberries
40ml Britvic Soda Water 8 mint leaves
Method
Cut lime into quarters.
Add lime, strawberries, Teisseire Mojito and Teisseire Strawberry
to a highball glass and muddle together.
Add mint leaves and gently press with a spoon.
Add crushed ice to the glass.
Top with Britvic Soda Water.
Garnish
Garnish with a sprig of mint and a wedge of lime.
Ingredients
40ml Teisseire Passion Fruit
20ml Teisseire Strawberry
20ml Teisseire Vanilla
40ml lime juice
sparkling water
6 orange slices and 6 lime slices
12 mint leaves
Method
Fill a pitcher or carafe with cubed ice.
Add the Teisseire Passion Fruit, Teisseire Strawberry and Teisseire Vanilla along with the lime juice.
Add the orange slices, lime slices and mint leaves.
Top with sparkling water and stir well.
Ingredients
10ml Teisseire Passion Fruit
10ml Teisseire Strawberry
10ml Teisseire Vanilla
80ml Britvic Orange Juice
80ml Britvic Pineapple Juice
20ml fresh lemon juice
Method
Fill a shaker with crushed ice and add the Britvic Orange Juice,
Britvic Pineapple Juice and fresh lemon juice.
Add the Teisseire Passion Fruit, Teisseire Strawberry and Teisseire Vanilla and shake well.
Garnish
Pour into a tall glass and garnish with a twist of orange peel.
Ingredients
160ml Britvic Orange Juice
20ml Teisseire Grenadine
Method
Fill a highball glass with cubed ice.
Add the Teisseire Grenadine and Britvic Orange Juice.
Stir.
Garnish
Garnish with an orange wedge.
Ingredients
40ml Britvic Cranberry Juice
100ml Britvic Bitter Lemon
15ml Teisseire Liquid Cane Sugar
5 fresh raspberries
Method
Place the raspberries in a highball glass and muddle with a pestle.
Add Britvic Cranberry Juice and Teisseire Liquid Cane Sugar.
Stir and add crushed ice.
Top with Britvic Bitter Lemon and stir.
Garnish
Garnish with fresh raspberries or redcurrants.
Ingredients
160ml Britvic Orange Juice
160ml Britvic Bitter Lemon
Method
Fill a highball glass with cubed ice.
Add Britvic Orange Juice and Britvic Bitter Lemon and stir.
Garnish
Stir and garnish with orange slices.
Ingredients
200ml Britvic Orange Juice
40ml Britvic Pineapple Juice
10ml Teisseire Passion Fruit
Half a passion fruit
Method
Fill a highball glass with cubed ice.
Scrape half a passion fruit into the glass and add the Britvic Orange and Pineapple Juices.
Pour in the Teisseire Passion Fruit and stir.
Garnish
Garnish with half a passion fruit.
Ingredients
40ml Teisseire Blueberry
30ml Teisseire Raspberry
40ml fresh lime juice
320ml Britvic Soda Water
6 mint leaves
Method
Fill ¾ of a pitcher or carafe with cubed ice.
Add the Teisseire Raspberry and Teisseire Blueberry, lime juice and 6 mint leaves.
Top with Britvic Soda Water and stir.
Garnish
Garnish with fresh raspberries and mint leaves.
CHEERS
TO GOOD
DRINKS AND
GOOD TIMES.
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