Award winning Number 9, Spiced Rum marries perfectly with Baileys for a festive occasion
1 volume of award winning number 9 Spiced Rum liqueur
1 volume of Baileys
Stir and serve over ice
Kick start your festive parties with a taste of Christmas! If you struggle to find Christmas spice syrup, you can make your own by adding a teaspoon of all spice to 100g of sugar and 20ml of boiling water. Stir gently over medium heat until dissolved and strain through a double layer of kitchen roll.
For 2 glasses:
Mix 1 teaspoon of Christ
Kick start your festive parties with a taste of Christmas! If you struggle to find Christmas spice syrup, you can make your own by adding a teaspoon of all spice to 100g of sugar and 20ml of boiling water. Stir gently over medium heat until dissolved and strain through a double layer of kitchen roll.
For 2 glasses:
Mix 1 teaspoon of Christmas spiced syrup and 25ml of number 6, Rum & Lime Liqueur
Top up with Prosecco
The quickest mojito you will ever make, essential when you have a big thirst. Grandma’s Cupboard Lime and Mint Rum Liqueur is ready for mixing with either sparking water or lemonade served over crushed ice and garnished with a lime wedge and mint leaves.
A lovely fruity number which enjoys both great popularity and a wide appeal. Grandma’s Cupboard Raspberry Vodka Liqueur comes together very nicely with fresh apple juice and Amaretto.
1 volume of amaretto
2 volumes of Raspberry vodka liqueur
5 volumes of apple juice
Grandma's take on the classic Cosmopolitan cocktail
1 volume of Lemon & Lime Gin Liqueur
2 volumes of cranberry juice
Shaken with ice and served with a garnish of red berries.
A classic with a twist, combining Grandma’s Cupboard Banana rum liqueur, Grandma’s Cupboard Coconut Spiced Rum Liqueur, pineapple juice and lemonade.
1 volume of Coconut spiced liqueur
2 volumes of banana rum liqueur
5 volumes of pineapple juice
Shake well and double strain into a martini glass. Top up with a dash of lemonade.
Espresso Martini can be made with all sorts of flavours, but we find it works particularly well with our Coffee and Orange Vodka Liqueur.
1 volume of Coffee and Orange liqueur
2 volumes of coffee
For best results it is preferable to make the espresso and sweeten it before letting it cool ahead of making this cocktail.
Shake well and double st
Espresso Martini can be made with all sorts of flavours, but we find it works particularly well with our Coffee and Orange Vodka Liqueur.
1 volume of Coffee and Orange liqueur
2 volumes of coffee
For best results it is preferable to make the espresso and sweeten it before letting it cool ahead of making this cocktail.
Shake well and double strain into a Martini glass, garnished with coffee beans and grated orange peel.
Why not try adding some chocolate bitters or a dash of Spiced coconut rum liqueur?
It sounds a bit old fashioned and old fashioned it may be, but it works...
1 volume of Prune vodka liqueur
1 volume of Martini bianco or Cinzano
Stir into a tumbler with ice!
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Here's one for the summer...
1 volume of Rhubarb and Elderflower gin liqueur
2 volumes of grapefruit juice
Shake well and strain into a wine glass with a dash of ginger ale, garnished with strips of fresh ginger.
Grandma is feeling very inspired by seasonal fruit this time of the year with her take on the classic Bramble. The Lemon and Lime Gin Liqueur works wonderfully well with blackberry jam in a shaker and topped up with lemonade.
1 teaspoon of blackberry jam
2 volumes of Lemon and lime gin liqueur
Shake well and strain into a glass. top up with lemonade, garnished with blackberries and lemon peel.
Keeping the classics going, Grandma’s Cupboard Vodka and Raspberry Liqueur tastes fantastic in a shaker with pineapple juice.
1 volume of Raspberry vodka liqueur
1 volume of pineapple juice
Shake well and double strain into a martini glass, garnished with a fresh raspberry.
Our Spiced Coconut Rum takes you straight to the Caribbean with its subtle cinnamon and lemon grass tones, mixed with freshly squeezed orange juice.
1 volume of Spiced Coconut Rum Liqueur
2 volumes of Fresh Orange Juice
1 dash of Grenadine
Stir the liqueur and the Orange juice into a highball glass.
drop in a dash of grenadine and garnish with orange slices and maraschino cherries.
A great combination of Grandma’s Cupboard Red Berry Gin liqueur with vodka (optional), clementine juice and grenadine, served with a shot of prosecco.
It’s a bit like a Pornstar Martini, but with Grandma the passion is gone...
2 volumes of red berry gin liqueur
4 volumes of clementine juice
Shake well and double strain into a martini glass
A great combination of Grandma’s Cupboard Red Berry Gin liqueur with vodka (optional), clementine juice and grenadine, served with a shot of prosecco.
It’s a bit like a Pornstar Martini, but with Grandma the passion is gone...
2 volumes of red berry gin liqueur
4 volumes of clementine juice
Shake well and double strain into a martini glass. Pour a dash of grenadine down the side of a straw so that it sinks to the bottom and serve with a slice of orange and a shot of prosecco.
Grandma’s Cupboard Lemon and Lime Gin Liqueur mixed with soda and served over lots of ice. Now that’s refreshing!
1 volume of lemon and lime gin liqueur
2 volumes of soda
Nice and easy!
Why not add a dash of Grandma’s Cupboard to your glass of prosecco? Raspberry? Strawberry? Rhubarb and Elderflower? Take your pick...
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