Tasting Notes: An easy drinking cocktail with berry flavors intermingled with citrus soda. It’s like a carbonated raspberry soda.
A cocktail that is sorta purple and sorta blue, maybe blurple? The unfortunate part about this cocktail is the glass is just too small to hold all the awesome.
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Recipe:
- 1/2 oz Blue Curacao
- 1/2 oz Raspberry Liqueur
- 1/5 oz Pineapple Rum
- Splash Sprite
4 Comments
Francois
August 14, 2012 at 4:24 pm” This traditional raspberry liqueur is hand crafted from a century old French family recipe from 100% hand picked Landes ” That really pisses me off.. I’m french and I never heard of this liquor before..
Flavoured vodka are great with candies, but I prefer rums, maybe because of the more complex aroma.
kesar pista
August 19, 2012 at 5:27 pmflavored vodka vs flavored rum: none of the above. i taste little difference; both spirits have been distilled to death. i have 5 flavored vodkas and 1 flavored rum. i vow to buy none again. i’m moving on to something more surprising and interesting.
dschommer
August 19, 2012 at 7:29 pmI find the flavors can help create some very cool drinks with neat nuances of flavor. But, straight up…yeah, not so much 🙂
kesar pista
August 19, 2012 at 5:37 pmBTW, you have said several times that you don’t like campari. i have to say, i do love it. i have tried it the italian way, simply, campari and soda. or campari, OJ, soda. or even the americano. once, i tried a campari & coke concoction from foodnetwork tv, but that was awful, the only campari cocktail i didn’t enjoy. have you tried aperol? it’s a sweeter cousin of campari. i regarded campari as one of my favorites until i tried aperol.