Smoked cocktail

Smoked cocktails don't have to be only for special occasions! Try one of these 13 easy to make smoked cocktails for yourself at home.

Created by James Shearer, global beverage director for Zuma Restaurants and featured in the Whisky Advocate, dated winter of 2019. Mr. Shearer wrote, “This twist on the Penicillin is a complex combination of smoky and citrus,” Shearer says. “The honey, yuzu, and egg whites lend sweet frothy notes, while smoke from wood fire seasons the glass, making for a layered sip.”

Make this smoky cocktail to evoke the feelings of a late-night hidden bar, where the cocktails are smooth and the conversation is long.

Committing just a few key ratios to memory can make at-home mixology a breeze. Read about which ones people know by heart🔥🥃

Smoked Negroni is a simple smoky twist on an all-time classic and it's absolutely delicious!

Early production days when the cooking procedure depended primarily on an open flame have been linked to smoke and liquor. Since then, everything from smoke-infused syrups to ice cubes to actual smoking drinks has been appearing on menus left and right. Let's have a look at how to make a drink at home.A smoking cocktail is simple to make and requires only a few ingredients for the at-home mixologist. The smoke is the key to a perfect smoked cocktail. Burning applewood, hickory, or oak sticks…

Using Rock Rose Citrus Coastal Edition Gin, these are two remarkable takes on the classic Gimlet and the classic Bee's Knees cocktails. Each sip of either one is full of delectable citrus and rich umami flavours that are delightful. They are cocktail recipes that are sure to impress - give them a try!

Here's a way to put this classic cocktail over the top: a Smoked Old Fashioned! This over-the-top spin infuses smoke into every sip.

Have you heard?! Coat your glass with smoke! Why? Read more below👇🔥🥃 ------ A more simple way to learn how to make smoked cocktails is to coat the inside of the glass with the smoky flavor. This technique only requires one glass; all you do is fill an inverted bar glass with smoke. You can use oak smoking chips or use a oak smoking coaster. Check out the rest of this blog here: https://thecraftycocktail.com/blogs/guides/how-to-make-smoked-cocktails-and-what-recipes-to-try-first