We were on holiday to California last year and one of the guest houses we stayed in offered us homemade limoncello. When I got him it was one of the first things I wanted to make to transport us back to our fantastic holiday. Read the rest of this entry »

I’m not a fan of vodka but I was thinking if I would get it flavoured with something like apple and cinnamon (which I do love) then it would be a handy mixer for cocktails. Read the rest of this entry »

A good one for round the bonfire I think especially if you use good quality, fiery ginger beer. The apple, ginger and vanilla of the Galliano work so well together and I guarantee you’ll love it! Read the rest of this entry »

Again this cocktail was named during Anchorman. It comes out ginger and tastes like Tizer which is good in terms of taste but bad in terms of how drinkable it is! Read the rest of this entry »

Not quite as posh as Eton mess but it tastes  good all the same. Read the rest of this entry »

Named after the Fiance who dressed as a bumble bee in a primary school show. A fact that no one will let him forget and now it’s out on ‘t’internet! Whoopsie. Read the rest of this entry »

I’m a big fan of Dr Pepper and this is the perfect alcoholic version for a summers evening in the garden. Try it and see! Read the rest of this entry »

We were watching Anchorman when looking for inspiration for the name of this cocktail and Pleasure Town seemed pretty apt! Read the rest of this entry »

I love that so much of this cocktail makes use of my homemade alcohol, it’s nice to find a good use for them but I now realise I’m going to have to get making more to keep with with demand! Read the rest of this entry »

I had a punnets of cherries to use up and some brandy that had been left over from Xmas cooking. The brandy was a cheaper brand and not good enough to drink on it’s own (according to the Fiance) so I had to think of something to make with it. Read the rest of this entry »

1 part raspberry vodka, 1 part cranberry, 1 part Malibu and 1/4 part lime.

Shake it like it’s 1999. Read the rest of this entry »