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Easy Summer Cocktail Ideas
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It finally feels like summer!!! So to keep things fresh, we made a few cocktails you can easily copy using the new Mexxo Blanco tequila and some delicious sparklers by @tuscaninifoods. Which one are you going to make first?! L'chaim! Get a bottle now¡ https://liquorsgalore.com/shop/product/mexxo-mezcal-artesanal-joven/62e2cf7946cb02311654ab39?option-id=47a6ae56cb4ab06ae1c55a63c9f37e6293b7e43d8832ac0fdb42007a3ba21ba7
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People get afraid that they need a whole
cocktail set to mix and get a modeler
and get certain ingredients. No, I just
took this out of the kitchen, took this
out of my store, took this out of the
fridge, and here we go. Let me teach you
how to make a couple of few different
cocktails.
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So the focus is over here to crush the
cucumber. Believe it or not, after all
these liquor s that we have, I don't
even have a modeler at
home. Module it up. You don't need the
class, the 1942. You need simple blanco.
It shouldn't cost you more than a couple
of
seltzers and
then a handful of
ice. Mix it
up. So far so good,
right? A little bit of salsa
water. So, you could use regular salsa,
but I like a little bit of lime to give
it a little flavor. But then we use a
little extra lime, too. Just squeeze it
in there. Don't be afraid. And if you
want to make it a little more fancy,
like you know what you're doing, mint
never
hurts. Just throw in a few mints. A
little
mix. You'll smell summer. You can
imagine you're on the beach sitting by
the beautiful lake. It's mid July or mid
June, whatever, whenever. We got
tequila. I don't even have a name for
this. I didn't even use any
measurements, so you add as you want.
For me, it's 3:00 in the
afternoon. Little bit more doesn't
hurt. Okay, next. Let's throw in a
couple of oranges, some
pomegranate. Muddle it
up. You could probably do it better than
me and clumsy
ice.
Tequila
blanco. You have enough flavor in the
cup. You can add some sparkling
tuscanini lemonade. It's from Sicily.
It's fire. You can drink it on your own,
but me on my own. Goes together with
tequila.
A little
mix.
Voila. It's really refreshing. And now,
no, we're not drinking any wine. Grab a
wine glass. We're going to put in some
ice. Swirl it so it gets nice and
chilled. Add a little of the blanco.
Maybe a little bit
more. And then let's go for it.
Tuscanini. Beautiful blood orange.
I'm
excited. It's beautiful. It's exciting.
So, I would say the first one is drier.
It's simpler. It's cleaner when you're
drinking on your own or you want to
serve it like to to people that are not
looking for something sweet. The second
one is like colors. You want to impress
a little bit. The third one, you can
just pound it by the pool like there is
no tomorrow.
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