Cocktail of the Month: Drinking Buddies
Cocktail of the Month: Drinking Buddies from Archers Kitchen and Cocktail Bar in King's Lynn is our COTM for October 2017. Photo: Jed Dunton - Credit: Jed Dunton
Each month we search for a tasty tipple we think our readers will love and show how you can recreate it at home.
This month it comes courtesy of Archers Kitchen and Cocktail Bar in King's Lynn, who are showcasing a creation called Drinking Buddies.
The drink was inspired by a friend's wedding at which the couple wanted to offer something simple that could be used as a party punch. The name was intended to remind them of the good times they had shared with their guests at the event.
The cocktail is made with fairly simple ingredients but has a nice balance of flavours that make it far too easy to drink!
Here's how you can make your own:
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Ingredients
40ml Oakheart Spiced Rum
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25ml Goslings Bermuda Black Rum
70ml Pineapple Juice
Small Handful of Mint
Juice of two lemon wedges
1 heaped teaspoon of Apricot Jam
Method
Add all Liquids to a cocktail shaker. Then clap the mint between your hands and add it to the mix, followed by the jam. Shake vigorously for 30 seconds. Double strain with a hawthorn strainer and a sieve into a martini glass.
The cocktail should have a nice froth on top. To finish, garnish with a lemon rind.