MY FAVOURITE CHRISTMAS DRINKS BRADLEY YARRINGTON'S CHRISTMAS COCKTAILS
Bradley Yarrington is Live 24 seven’s very own renowned drinks expert with a deep appreciation and extensive knowledge of wines and whiskies. For Christmas he is going to take you on a winter wonderland journey through his choice of Christmas cocktails, wines and some food pairings.
EXPLORING FESTIVE BITTERS Unique Flavors of Festive Bitters
Cinnamon & Clove: Adds a warm, spicy kick to your drinks.
Orange & Cranberry: Infuses a zesty and tart flavour, perfect for holiday cocktails.
Peppermint & Chocolate: A delightful combination for a festive twist..
ENHANCING YOUR DRINK EXPERIENCE:
Balance & Complexity: Bitters can balance the sweetness and add depth to cocktails.
Versatility: Use them in cocktails, mocktails, or even in cooking to enhance flavours.
Aroma & Finish: They provide a pleasant aroma and a smooth finish to your drinks.
BRADLEY'S TOP 5 DRINK SELECTIONS
Classic Eggnog - A creamy holiday favourite, perfect for cozy gatherings. Eggnog Martini: Serve chilled in a martini glass; pairs well with spiced nuts or a slice of fruitcake.
BRADLEY'S TOP 3 WHISKIES: INTRODUCTION TO CHRISTMAS COCKTAILS
FESTIVE FLAVORS Christmas cocktails are celebrated for their rich and warming flavours, often incorporating spices like cinnamon, nutmeg, and cloves, along with ingredients such as cranberries, oranges, and ginger.
UNIQUE INGREDIENTS These drinks often feature unique ingredients that evoke the holiday spirit, such as eggnog, peppermint, and mulled wine, creating a cozy and festive atmosphere.
WARMING WINTER WINES Discover the Best Winter Wines
Red Wines: Rich and full-bodied reds like Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot are perfect for warming up during the chilly winter months.
Mulled Wine: A classic winter favourite, mulled wine is made by heating red wine with spices like cinnamon, cloves, and star anise.
Pairing with Food: These wines pair excellently with hearty winter dishes, such as roasts and stews.
Serving Suggestions: Serve red wines at room temperature and enjoy mulled wine warm for the best experience.
2. Mulled Wine - Warm and spiced, ideal for cold winter nights. Best served warm, paired with gingerbread cookies for a cozy holiday vibe.
3. Hot Buttered Rum - A Rich and comforting, a traditional Christmas treat.
4. Cranberry Gin Fizz - Refreshing and tart, a festive cocktail choice.
5. Spiced Apple Bitters - A unique blend of spices and apple, perfect for adding a twist to any drink.
FINE WINES Christmas Red Blend - Serve at room temperature alongside roasted meats or a hearty stew.
Sparkling White - Perfectly chilled, complements seafood appetizers or a light cheese platter.
BITTER INFUSIONS
Cranberry Bitters - Add to sparkling water for a festive non-alcoholic option, paired with a fresh fruit salad.
Orange Bitters - Enhance classic cocktails like an Old Fashioned, best enjoyed with dark chocolate desserts.
I hope my top tips help you to enjoy the festive season and look forward to bringing you more fabulous drinks ideas in the new year, Have a wonderful Christmas - Bradley Yarrington
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