Dan Cortese drink recipes

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Ski Shooter Drink Recipe

2 oz  Amaretto
5 oz  Sweet and Sour Mix
4 cubes  Ice
2 oz  Vodka

Directions
Put ice in a shaker, then the vodka, followed by the amaretto and the sweet and sour. Cover and shake like crazy. Pour into shot glasses.

Copperhead Drink Recipe

1 1/4 oz Vodka
6 oz Ginger Ale

Directions

Looking for a refreshing cocktail to enjoy on a summer evening? Look no further than the Copperhead. This cocktail combines the classic flavors of gin and ginger beer, with a twist of lime for added zest. It's a perfect drink to sip on while lounging by the pool or relaxing on your patio.

To make a Copperhead, you'll need a few simple ingredients and a cocktail shaker. Start by filling the shaker with ice. Then, add two ounces of gin. You can use any brand of gin that you prefer, but a London dry gin works best for this recipe. Next, squeeze the juice of half a lime into the shaker. This will give the Copperhead its tangy flavor. Lastly, add four ounces of ginger beer and give the shaker a good shake to mix all the ingredients together.

Once you've shaken the cocktail, strain it into a glass filled with ice. You can use a copper mug or a highball glass, depending on your preference. Garnish the Copperhead with a lime wedge or a sprig of mint for an added touch of elegance. And there you have it – a refreshing Copperhead cocktail ready to be enjoyed!

Whether you're hosting a summer gathering or simply want a delicious drink to enjoy on your own, the Copperhead is a versatile cocktail that is sure to impress. Its combination of gin, lime, and ginger beer creates a unique flavor profile that is both refreshing and satisfying. So why not give it a try and see for yourself? Cheers!

Snowboard Drink Recipe

3 cl Vodka
Fill to Top Soda Water
crushed Ice
3 cl Eggnog

Directions
Mix everything togeather in the glass and make sure that the ice is crushed. The best is if the ice is like "slush". You can also serve the drink with a slice of kiwi.

Caribbean Harvest Drink Recipe

1 oz  Passion fruit Juice
1 oz  Mango Juice
1/2 oz  Creme de Bananes
1 oz  White Rum
1 tsp  Grenadine
1 oz  Coconut Rum

Directions

The Caribbean Harvest cocktail is a refreshing and tropical drink that will transport you to a beach paradise. This cocktail is the perfect blend of fruity flavors and a hint of rum, making it an ideal drink for summer parties or relaxing by the pool.

To make a Caribbean Harvest, you will need a few simple ingredients and a shaker. Start by adding ice to your shaker, followed by your choice of tropical fruit juice. Pineapple, mango, and passionfruit juices work well for this cocktail.

Next, add a shot of white rum to the shaker. The rum adds a nice kick to the cocktail and enhances the tropical flavors. If you prefer a stronger drink, you can add more rum to suit your taste.

Once you have added the rum, squeeze in the juice of half a lime to add a refreshing tang to the drink. The lime juice balances out the sweetness of the fruit juices and gives the cocktail a bright and zesty flavor.

Now it's time to shake! Secure the lid of the shaker and give it a good shake for about 20-30 seconds. This will help to mix all the ingredients together and chill the cocktail.

Once you are done shaking, strain the cocktail into a chilled glass filled with ice. This will ensure that your Caribbean Harvest is nice and cold when you take your first sip.

For an extra touch of tropical flair, garnish your Caribbean Harvest with a slice of fresh fruit like pineapple or a twist of lime peel. This will add a pop of color and make your cocktail look even more enticing.

Now, sit back, relax, and enjoy your Caribbean Harvest cocktail! The combination of tropical fruit flavors, rum, and lime will transport you to a Caribbean paradise with every sip.

Flaming Lemon Drink Recipe

3/4 oz  Lemon Juice
1 tsp  Everclear
1 oz  Citrus Vodka

Directions
Squeeze half a lemon into a mixing glass, and add the Absolut Citron. Mix them together, and pour into a shot glass. Spoon the Everclear over the surface of the mixture, light on fire, and serve.