More than just Irish Coffee
This is another variation on the traditional Eggnog. Why not give our version of White Chocolate Gin Flip a try to get the party started. This recipe is a little bit more involved than usual but the end result is well worth the effort. Don’t forget to adjust the quantities to suit your tastes. Ingredients: […]
If you don’t fancy traditional Eggnog this Christmas, why not give our Yuletide Gin Flip a go to get the party started. This recipe is a little bit more involved than usual but we think the end result is well worth the effort. Ingredients: 30ml gin 20ml triple sec (or other orange liqueur) 20ml Irish
When autumn is starting to make itself known an ideal way of warming you up is a comforting glass of Hot Spiced Gin & Apple Punch, just the thing to enjoy with a group of friends on a cold evening. All of the flavours blend perfectly together. Don’t think that you can’t drink this at
Baileys Original Irish Cream and hot coffee are a match made in heaven either drank separately or combined, which could be one of the reasons why Baileys make a coffee flavoured version of the original. The Baileys website includes a couple of recipes using their liqueurs and this is a slightly modified version, just to
Do you remember the fun you had picking sloes on your autumn walks in the country? Do you remember all those bottles of sloe gin you have maturing in the broom cupboard? Now’s the time to get them out and make yourself a lovely warming Mulled Sloe Gin. This was so simple to prepare. For
As the weather gets colder over the winter months nothing could be better than warming up with a lovely glass of Mulled White Wine. Impress your friends with something a little bit different this year. I am not that keen on red wine so I was looking around for a warming mulled drink made with
If it’s cold outside and you need to warm up quickly then try our Hot Cider Honey Toddy which you can make in minutes. The recipe was adapted from Wholefully. I’ve kept the ingredients pretty much the same but simplified the method using our new secret (don’t tell anyone) method. I love the fact that
Winter is the traditional time to enjoy a hot glass of mulled red wine but this recipe combines red wine it with smooth hot chocolate for a far more luxurious twist. Give it a try and don’t worry about drinking it in winter, drink it all year round if you want. The recipe was taken