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Touch Down Cocktail Recipe

• 2.0 cl Apricot brandy
• 1.0 cl Grenadine sirup
• 14.0 cl Passion fruit juice
• 4.0 cl Vodka
• 2.0 cl Lemon juice

How to make Touch Down Cocktail

Mix all ingredients and serve with crushed ice.

Everything you need to know about Touch Down cocktail, and how to make one. It belongs to the longdrink drink category, has sweet taste, mild alcohol and fruity texture. You can find the recipe of Touch Down above.

Touchdown Drink Recipe

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Ingredients

• 1 shot Vodka, orange
• 1/2 can Red Bull

Mixing Instructions

Drop shot of orange vodka into a glass of Red Bull so that the level of Red Bull reaches the top of the shot glass. Drink as a shot.

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This drink recipe was submitted by one of our damn fine readers, Kev!

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  Pineapple Upside Down Cocktail is dessert in a glass, so make sure you skip dessert or I can’t be responsible for your sugar overload. It’s a simple and easy mixture of pineapple juice, cake-flavored vodka (one of the best tasting things ever), amaretto (another one of the best tasting things ever), a little lime juice, and grenadine. Vanilla-flavored vodka can be used in place of the cake-flavored vodka and you could try some coconut-flavored rum in place of the amaretto.

  

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  You pour the grenadine in last and it is supposed to sink to the bottom and form two distinct layers, with the red on the bottom representing the cherries on the bottom of a pineapple upside down cake.

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  Whether you enjoy one relaxing by the pool or on the back porch with your girlfriends, Pineapple Upside Down Cocktail is an easy, delicious drink to enjoy.

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  • 2 1/2 cups chilled pineapple juice
  • 3 ounces cake-flavored vodka, preferably chilled
  • 1 ounce amaretto
  • 2 teaspoons fresh lime juice
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  I love all of your cocktails! They are so pretty and such creative flavors! I can’t wait to try this!

  This looks delish! I love grenadine, it makes for some perfect picture cocktails too! Thirsty now 😉 Cheers!

  What a gorgeous tropical drink, Christin! I’m pretty sure my mom would go nuts-o if I made these for her! LOVE the color of these babies and your photos are gorgeous as always! Pinned.

  Pineapple drink! Things can’t get any more Summer than this! Beautiful!

  Who know that there was such a thing as cake vodka…you cocktail could definitely to served as a dessert in a glass. 🙂

  Yum! This is a perfect dessert cocktail! I will definitely make this to end dinner at my next girl’s night in. Great idea!

  Yummm!! How gorgeous is this cocktail?! lovely colours and flavours.. 🙂

  I am up for a girly drink any day of the week! This one looks like my new favorite! What an amazing idea! I like the color that happened when the grenadine mixed in -super pretty!

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  Wildfire Cocktail

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  This recipe is for those of the ages of 21+. This cocktail uses flammable Bacardi 151 to create a floating flame, while Elle Talk provides the instruction on how to produce this cocktail safely, please use caution when making it. Elle Talk is not held accountable for anything that could and can happen while creating this drink. By choosing to make this cocktail you have freely chosen to hold yourself liable for any outcomes.

  

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  HOW TO LIGHT WILDFIRE ON FIRE

  Warning Bacardi 151 is highly flammable. Please use caution while making this cocktail and make it in a safe environment. Elle Talk is not held liable for fires, burns, or other actions.

  After pouring your cocktail into your coupe you'll want to gently turn over a bar spoon placing it up against the inside of the glass above the liquid line. Carefully pour 1/4 ounce of Bacardi 151 on top of the spoon. Let it slowly layer over the top of the cocktail. Seal up your 151 and put it back in your liquor cabinet and wipe away any Bacardi 151 spills/drips from your working area. Then with a long stick lighter (a grill lighter) you'll catch a flame. Let the flame from the lighter just hover over the cocktail until the Bacardi 151 catches fire. Let the fire burn out or blow out when ready to consume. Let the glass cool before drinking from it or use a straw to sip on the cocktail after the fire has been blown out!

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  Warning Bacardi 151 is highly flammable. Please use caution while making this cocktail and make it in a safe environment. Elle Talk is not held liable for fires, burns, or other actions.

  BE CAREFUL the glassware will be to hot to touch. Let it cool down to the touch or consume using a straw once the fire is blow out.

  

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  The Down Easter cocktail is defined by Merriam-Webster as "one born or living down east." We define it as this lovely apple cider-y cocktail.

  

  Down Easter Cocktail. Just apple cider, bourbon, and citrus. Think of it as a whiskey sour’s older and richer uncle. [Editor’s Note: A word of advice: You may want to go ahead and make a double batch of the apple cider syrup, or an even higher multiple, right away just to have on hand. Because as our testers can attest, after just one sip, you’re going to fancy more than than this cocktail recipe makes. Trust us.] Originally published October 10, 2014.–Renee Schettler Rossi

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  Curious about how the name Down Easter Cocktail name came to be? So were we. So we did a little research. “Down Easter” is defined by Merriam-Webster as “one born or living down east.” Historically, it refers to a late 19th-century ship that ran between Boston and points north, including Maine. More colloquially, it means anyone from Maine. And apparently, it also means this lovely cool weather cocktail concocted from apple cider, bourbon, and citrus. [Editor’s Note: Actually, it makes for quite lovely sipping during any season. And not just in New England.]

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  Down Easter Cocktail Recipe

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  Ingredients

  • For the apple cider syrup
  • 2 cups apple cider
  • 1 strip orange zest , preferably organic
  • For the Down easter cocktail
  • 2 shots (3 ounces) apple cider syrup
  • 3 shots (4 1/2 ounces) bourbon
  • 1 shot (1 1/2 ounces) fresh lemon juice
  • Ice
  • 2 strips orange zest , preferably organic, for garnish

  Directions

  • Make the apple cider syrup
  • 1. Add the apple cider and orange zest to a saucepan and bring to a boil over high heat. Continue boiling until it’s reduced to 1/2 cup (4 ounces), which should take about 30 minutes, depending on the size of your pan and the heat of your flame. Strain, cover, and refrigerate until chilled through before using.
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  • 2. In a cocktail shaker, combine the 3 ounces apple cider syrup, bourbon, and lemon juice. Add enough ice to rise above the liquid in the shaker and shake vigorously for 15 seconds.
  • 3. Strain the mixture into coupes or cocktail glasses of your choice and garnish with the orange zest.

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  Elie Nassar

  What can I say? I absolutely loved this Down Easter cocktail. It's just perfect with notes of candied apple, a good dose of bourbon, and a hit of sharp lemon that prevents it from being too cloying. I highly suggest making double the quantity of the cider syrup because the amount called for is only enough for 2 drinks and you will want more of this baby.

  

  Julie Houser

  The only problem with this Down Easter recipe (excuse me while I take a sip) is that the reduced apple cider only allows for 2 cocktails (another sip). The apple cider reduced easily and quickly, a single lemon gave me exactly the needed measurement, and a lovely old bourbon rounded the cocktail out perfectly. I served it in martini glasses with a large whiskey ice cube. The lemon does make the drink a bit tart. I think 2/3 lemon juice to 1/3 orange juice would make it just a touch smoother. however (sip…sip…), no one in this house is complaining. Except that there's not enough for us to have another. and that makes us sad.

  

  This Down Easter cocktail was fantastic. If you like a whiskey sour, you'll like this. Think of it as a whiskey sour's older and richer uncle. It took me about 25 minutes to boil the cider down, although next time I'll do a larger amount. This makes a great martini but is also equally good on the rocks in a double old-fashioned glass.

  “Down East” refers to not just Maine, but that part of Maine, which when traveling to, from the South requires one to go East and then South(down)- the most easterly northern part of the State, and of the United States. I use Boiled Cider that is made in Springfield VT, woodscidermill.com. Good drink! Thanks.

  Aha, good to know, Michael. Thanks for taking the time to share that…

  Born and raised in Central Maine and I’ve never heard of this wonderful cocktail. Now that I live (from away) in Australia, it’s tough to find fresh cider, especially in Spring. It’s on my Autumn try list. ayuh.

  Wishing you luck tracking down the cider, Maureen, and looking forward to hearing what you think of the drink…