Tasting Notes: Mild sweet citrus with big powerful Swedish fish flavor.
You’ll have to really love Swedish Fish or “Gummy Fish” to appreciate the Gummy Soda. While the presentation was pretty boring the flavor is sweet like candy. The lemon-lime really brings out the flavors of Pinnacle Gummy Vodka.
Recipe:
- 2 oz. Gummy Vodka
- 4 oz. Lemon-Lime Soda
2 Comments
Zergling
January 24, 2012 at 3:36 amOkay first off, I think if you put the gummy fish in that cocktail that would look really interesting.
As for the question, honestly, I don’t really care about how strong a drink tastes. Sometimes I want to taste the alcohol, sometimes not. But I also know that everyone is different. If someone doesn’t like the taste of alcohol, that doesn’t mean they can’t enjoy other cocktails. Some cocktails aren’t really meant for you to really taste the alcohol. They’ve been crafted that way, but they’re not for everyone the same way very strong tasting drinks aren’t for everyone.
dschommer
January 24, 2012 at 11:13 amAnd, sometimes having a strong drink or a weaker drink or a fruity drink is a matter of mood. There are definitely times where I just want something a bit subtle, and other times I feel like a cube of ice and some scotch. And, then others where a glass of red wine would be great.