Cranberry and Rosemary Christmas Spritz
A festive cocktail combining homemade rosemary syrup, gin, cranberry juice and Prosecco with fresh lemon juice for a perfectly balanced Christmas drink.
A vibrant cocktail combining vodka, pineapple juice and Chambord raspberry liqueur. This fruity, pink-hued classic delivers tropical sweetness with a tart raspberry kick.
This is a vibrant, fruity cocktail that's easy to make and fun to drink. A French Martini ticks all these boxes.
It's a lively mix of vodka, pineapple juice and raspberry liqueur that comes together with just a few ingredients and some shaking. The bright yellow-pink colour is as cheerful as the flavours. Expect a tropical hit of pineapple balanced by the sweet-tart punch of Chambord.
The bright, fruity combination was a fresh twist on the classic dry Martini, and it quickly became a modern cocktail classic.
Although it bears a French name, the French Martini was actually created in the 1980s by a bartender in New York City. The unique pairing of pineapple and raspberry flavours brought something new to the cocktail scene and made the drink an instant hit with fans of fruity, vibrant flavours.
It's the kind of drink that makes you feel like you're on holiday, even if you're just mixing it up at home. It couldn't be simpler to whip up a batch of these pretty cocktails for yourself or for friends.
The drink gets its signature frothy top from shaking the pineapple juice vigorously with ice. This creates a light, airy texture that sits beautifully on top of the cocktail and makes it feel special without any complicated techniques. You don't need fancy bar equipment or years of bartending experience to make this work. Just a good shake and a steady pour will do the job.
The Chambord adds a deep berry sweetness that complements the pineapple perfectly. If you've never tried this combination before, you're in for a treat. The tropical and berry notes work together in a way that feels both refreshing and indulgent, making it a great choice for summer gatherings or any time you want something colourful and delicious in a glass.
Serving Suggestions
Serve immediately in chilled martini glasses. Garnish with fresh raspberries on a cocktail pick for an elegant touch.
Variations
For a non-alcoholic version, replace the vodka with sparkling water and use raspberry syrup instead of Chambord. You can also try adding a splash of lime juice for extra zing.
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