Named after the most famous cowboys of all time Roy Rogers, the Cowboy Cocktail is a refreshing and visually appealing non-alcoholic drink that typically combines cola with grenadine, creating a deep red hue reminiscent of the western sunset.
The world has undergone a gin revolution since 1999! It’s no longer just G&T’s that crack the nod in current day. With a whole day in June dedicated to observing the delights of gin-based drinks, here are three delicious gin punch concoctions.
Ice cream floats inspire sweet feelings of nostalgia and when they’re spiked with booze, they make us downright giddy! Savanna Dry, the well-loved South African cider, once introduced a unique variant called Savanna Blackbeard, prior to Savanna Dark.
Spice up your horror movie night and on this strong selection of eerie cocktails, totally fire for pairing with ‘The Exorcist’ movie. From the hauntingly Green Abyss to the superstitious Black Cat Cocktail, this list of creepy cocktail concoctions will elevate any viewing experience and silence those inner demons.
For devoted cat parents, shedding hair is an unavoidable aspect of daily life, no matter their feline’s coat length. The ideal lint roller makes quick work of removing hair from clothes, furniture, and other surfaces, keeping your space spotless and your wardrobe looking KAT fancy with little effort.
Jägermeister mojito
Elevate that everyday Sauvignon Blanc to a sultry new level by infusing it with an alluring Asian twist! Gently stir in some fragrant litchis and sake, to transform a classic Spanish favorite into a seductive sip that gracefully bridges cultures and ignites your senses with every indulgent taste. Add vodka, just because…
A boozy wine lolly recipe to make you jolly! This Pinot Noir infused blackberry frozen popsicle is the new go-to sucker, adding a splash of sophistication to those sunny summer days filled with fun.
The history of the Piña Colada dates back to August 15, 1954, when bartender Ramón “Monchito” Marrero at the Caribe Hilton’s Beachcomber Bar in San Juan, Puerto Rico, created the first version of the classic cocktail.