intermediate cocktails

Peruvian Christmas

For today’s #DrinkYourGram creation, I’m shaking up a Pisco cocktail made with Chai, Cranberry and Port thanks to your votes! Curious how this Festivus

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December 18, 2020

Elf on the Peated Shelf

Today, I’m bringing together an iconic Holiday Liqueur with one of my favourite whisky’s coming out of Canada. See how this cheeky peated cocktail

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December 16, 2020

Bad Fino Coconut Santa – Sherry, Coconut and Blood Orange Cocktail

If there’s a cocktail that encompasses how 2020 has felt for most of us, it’s probably in this cocktail. This is definitely one holiday

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December 15, 2020

Fancy Cucumber Thyme Gin and Tonic

There’s nothing quite like a Gin & Tonic. It was my first love, the sip I would constantly order at the bar before my

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October 5, 2020

Hart & Chai – Spiced Rum Fall Cocktail

In honour of the newest addition to the LCBO, I’ve partnered up with Rum Royale and Hart & Son Blackpool Spiced Rum to create

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September 28, 2020

Classic Queen’s Park Swizzle with Goslings

As with many classics, everyone has their own interpretations, but for today’s classic recipe, I’m referring to the genius team behind Smuggler’s Cove. They

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August 16, 2020

Getting Classy with Gosling’s Old Rum

Why, hello there. I’m assuming you’re looking for a sophisticated rum drink to impress all your friends for International Rum Day? Well, look no

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August 16, 2020

Tequila Fuego – Cucumber Lime Punch Bowl

In an effort to bring you more summer, easy cocktails to create for your patio COVID house parties, I decided to make this zesty

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July 22, 2020

Apocalyptic Fog

Today’s #DrinkYourGram theme was influenced by the rise of COVID-19 and with all of us locked in our homes while we wait out this

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March 20, 2020

The Celery Bradshaw – Gin, Hibiscus and Celery Cocktail

Featuring this week’s #DrinkYourGram special – crafted with Collective Art’s Gin, Honey Hibiscus Syrup, Chartreuse Gentiane, fresh lime and celery bitters! See below how