It is not great, but I can't really explain why. Its balanced, none of the flavors are even that strong. It's mostly chocolate flavor with a touch of pepermint. For just a second though i heard jingle bells.
Honestly I drank about half of this before I drumped it.
This is a pepermint stick. 1 oz of peppermint schnapps
1 oz of Light Cream
1 1/2 oz of white creme de cacao (or chocolate liqueur)
1/2 oz vodka
As citizens we have a moral obligation to destroy these cameras
I'm glad its not just my cows who find it funny to stand in front of my truck.
This is not a meme.
Honestly it's hard to put into words, it just feels more finished.
Bewitch?
What's the b-word is it B*******?
I used liftoff before sync launched. Sync is just better imo so its what i use now
I eat beef and burn though lemons like its my job
Heres a pic from another angle to show how well this drink layers.
Made this sweet twist on a PNG using sprite instead of tonic water because its what i had. It tastes strongly of melon despite only having a quarter ounce of midori.
The blue lagoon was actually the first "cocktail" I ever made. Haven't had one in a while, and wanted to see if i could relive the moment.
Crazy to think at the start of the year i didn't have any bottles to work with at all. I'm so glad i started to build a collection because now i have so many options open to me.
1 1/2 ounces tequila
1 1/2 ounces Hpnotiq liqueur
1/2 ounce blue curacao
1/4 triple sec
1/2 ounce sour mix
1/2 ounce pineapple juice
Lime wheel, for garnish
For some reason my camera would only focus on the bottom of my glass.
This app is called Cocktail recipes-Mixology and it's pretty good for getting a wide range of drink ideas all in one place. It's weak point is the quality of the recipes as most are not quite right.
I usually take inspiration from the app but look for a set recipe elsewhere.
I know this doesn't fit too well with the other cocktails here but i think diversity makes us stronger.
1oz jager
1oz peach schnapps
2oz cranberry juice
1 of my reject ice cubes
Hey so one of the things i learned in college as a CJ major is that cops often make lateral moves in their career from one department to the next.
I bet small town departments like this only get the amount of recruits they do so they can get hired with "small town standards" and then transfer to the big city they couldn't hope to pass an interview with.