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MARMALADE on TOAST


By Lumière, Clarence Parade, Cheltenham, GL50 3PA; 01242 222200; www.lumiere.cc


“At the restaurant we have a love of all things Chase, which is based in neighbouring Hereford,” say the guys at Lumière, “so when the family run distillery brought out a Chase Marmalade Vodka we were first in the queue for a bottle. It lives up to all the hype: award- winning Chase Vodka marinated with finest Seville orange marmalade, it has a naturally rich bittersweet flavour – but the question was, how to serve it to our customers? We put our heads together and came up with this.”


INGREDIENTS gingerbread crumbs, optional 1 shot Chase Marmalade Vodka 1/2 shot gingerbread liqueur 2 shots blood orange juice dash of lemon juice orange peel


METHOD – Garnish a Martini glass rim with gingerbread crumbs. – Shake all of the liquid ingredients with lots of ice and strain into the Martini glass. – Served with flamed orange peel.


DAISY CUTTER


By The Montpellier Brasserie, 1-3 Montpellier Terrace, Cheltenham, GL50 1UR; 01242 228666; www.themontpellier.co.uk


Perfect to enjoy on a summer’s day with freshly cut grass in the air...


INGREDIENTS 8 fresh mint leaves, plus extra for garnish 1 part elderflower cordial 1 & 1/2 parts Stolichnaya Red Vodka 1 part Martini Extra Dry dash of Yellow Chartreuse


METHOD – Lightly muddle the mint leaves with the elderflower cordial. – Shake together over ice with the vodka, vermouth and Chartreuse. – Strain into a chilled glass and garnish with a fresh mint sprig.


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