Next, repeat with the Grand Marnier or orange liqueur of your choice. Another popular recipe for a rumchata and vodka cocktail is to combine 1 ounce of vodka with 1 ounce of rumchata, and then add a splash of cream. One of the most popular recipes is to combine 1 ounce of vodka with 3 ounces of rumchata. This will help the Baileys sit on top of the Kahlua. There are many different ways to make a rumchata and vodka cocktail. Place the spoon inside the shot glass and carefully pour Bailey’s Irish Cream over the back of the spoon. The easiest way to layer your shots is to use the back of a spoon. In this shot, it’s all about the layering. Irish cream can curdle a bit when mixed with some other spirits, so you either want to layer it or blend it well in a cocktail shaker. You want to layer the liqueurs to sit on top of each other instead of blending together. The next step is where things get a little tricky. You want to start by adding the first layer of Kahlua to your shot glass. There’s a bit of an art to making the B-52, as the part of the fun of this shooter are the perfectly placed layers of each liqueur. Creamy Frozen White Russian Pudding Shots I’ve hosted Halloween parties several times in my life and having fabulous themed drinks is always a hit (okay, so when I was 8 it was a little different).
I love dressing up, I love candy, I love stepping on crunchy leaves, and I really love Halloween themed drinks. ½ oz pumpkin spice liqueur ( try my recipe for homemade pumpkin spice liqueur!) Add a dash of lime juice.Ĭombine in shaker with ice.
Irish cream will curdle giving the “brain” effect Pour in irish cream with pourer or use a straw to drizzle cream in What are your favorite fall drinks? Share with me in the comments below! Share this post via Facebook or Twitter and, as always, follow me here on WordPress for more GREAT content like this!Ĭinnamon Toast Crunch inspired by Michael AnthonyĪre you hosting a Halloween party this year? Your friends will love these Halloween themed drinks!įill shot glass halfway with peach schnapps. Stir with ice.Īdd liqueur to champagne flute. Stir with ice.Īdd sour apple pucker, caramel vodka, and sprite to a rocks glass. Stir to combine.Ĭombine all ingredients in a cocktail shaker with ice.Īdd equal parts sour apple pucker, apple cider, and ginger ale to a rocks glass. Serve in champagne flutes.Ĭombine all ingredients over ice in a rocks glass.
Stir to combine.Ĭombine all ingredients in a pitcher. Add milk or cream to taste (I recommend starting with 1 ½ oz). Makes 3 shooters.ĭid you enjoy this post? What are your favorite holiday drinks? Share with me in the comments below! Share this post via Facebook or Twitter and, as always, follow me here on WordPress for more GREAT content like this!Ī special shout-out to my husband, brother-in-law, mom, and dad for being my guinea pigs! Thank you all!Ĭombine pumpkin spice liqueur and coffee liqueur in a rocks glass with a few cubes of ice. Jack Frost shots: 2 oz whipped vodka, 2 oz peppermint vodka, 1 capful blue Curacao (makes 3 shooters)Īdd whipped vodka, peppermint vodka, and a splash of blue curacao to a shaker with ice.Cranberry cinnamon whiskey sour: 1 ½ oz fireball cinnamon whiskey, ½ oz simple syrup, 1 oz cranberry juiceĬombine fireball, simple syrup, and cranberry juice in a rocks glass.For a creamy drink, use half and half or even cream instead of milk. Peppermint White Russian: ½ c milk, ½ c Kahlua, ¼ c peppermint vodka (makes 2 drinks)Ĭombine milk, kahlua, and peppermint vodka in a shaker with ice.Optional: serve in a traditional copper Moscow mule mug. Pour vodka, cranberry juice, and ginger beer into a rocks glass with ice. Cranberry mule: 2 oz Ginger beer, 1 ½ oz vodka, 3 oz cranberry juice.Cranberry mimosa: 3 ½ oz cranberry juice, ½ oz triple sec, 4 oz champagneĪdd cranberry juice and triple sec to champagne flute.Key lime pie: 1 oz lime juice, 1 oz whipped vodka, 2 oz rumchataĬombine in a cocktail shaker with ice.Do you want to serve some festive drinks at your holiday party this year? Check out my guide to Christmas drinks!
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