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Chowning's Tavern Wine Cooler

Chowning's Tavern Wine Cooler recipe

Chowning's Tavern Wine Cooler Ingredients


Chowning's Tavern Wine Cooler Instructions

Chowning's Tavern Wine Cooler is a refreshing cocktail that combines the flavors of white wine, orange juice, and lemon-lime soda. This easy-to-make drink is perfect for a summer gathering or a relaxing evening at home.

To make the Chowning's Tavern Wine Cooler, start by pouring a chilled glass of white wine into a tall glass. Then, add a splash of orange juice for a citrusy twist. Finally, top off the glass with lemon-lime soda for a fizzy finish. Garnish with a slice of orange or a sprig of mint, if desired.

This cocktail is best enjoyed cold, so make sure all of your ingredients are chilled before mixing. The combination of the crisp white wine, tangy orange juice, and bubbly soda creates a perfectly balanced drink that is both light and refreshing.

Whether you're hosting a party or simply relaxing on a warm summer day, the Chowning's Tavern Wine Cooler is sure to be a hit. Its simple yet delicious flavor profile makes it a crowd-pleaser and a go-to cocktail for any occasion. Cheers!


Best served in a Red Wine Glass.


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Chowning's Tavern Wine Cooler: A Refreshing Colonial Cocktail

If you're looking for a taste of history in a glass, look no further than the Chowning's Tavern Wine Cooler. This refreshing cocktail has its roots in colonial America and is still enjoyed today for its crisp and light flavors.

The origins of the Chowning's Tavern Wine Cooler can be traced back to the 18th century when taverns were popular gathering places for colonists. These establishments served as social hubs where people could come together to relax, socialize, and enjoy a drink or two.

One such tavern was Chowning's Tavern in Williamsburg, Virginia. Known for its lively atmosphere and delicious libations, it quickly became a favorite spot among locals and visitors alike. The wine cooler was one of the signature drinks offered at Chowning's Tavern, featuring a mix of white wine, lemonade, sugar, water, and ice.

Today, the Chowning's Tavern Wine Cooler remains a beloved classic cocktail that captures the spirit of colonial America. Its simple yet flavorful ingredients make it an ideal choice for warm weather sipping or any occasion where you want to add a touch of historical charm to your drink menu.

To make your own Chowning's Tavern Wine Cooler at home, simply combine equal parts white wine (such as Sauvignon Blanc or Pinot Grigio) with lemonade in a glass filled with ice. Add a dash of sugar to taste and top off with water before giving it all a gentle stir. Garnish with fresh fruit slices or mint leaves for an extra pop of color and flavor.

Whether you're hosting a themed party or just looking to try something new, the Chowning's Tavern Wine Cooler is sure to delight your guests with its delightful blend of sweet citrus notes and crisp white wine flavors. So raise your glass in salute to history as you sip on this timeless cocktail inspired by days gone by!



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