{"id":2052,"date":"2016-10-22T09:00:46","date_gmt":"2016-10-22T07:00:46","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.erasmusmagazine.nl\/en\/?p=60143"},"modified":"2025-12-19T11:22:08","modified_gmt":"2025-12-19T10:22:08","slug":"five-delicious-cocktails-you-should-definitely-try-out","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.erasmusmagazine.nl\/en\/2016\/10\/22\/five-delicious-cocktails-you-should-definitely-try-out\/","title":{"rendered":"Five delicious cocktails you should definitely try out!"},"content":{"rendered":"
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A Cosmopolitan, Pi\u00f1a Colada, Margarita\u2026 When you browse a menu nowadays, there are so many delicious mixed drinks to choose from. And don\u2019t get us started on those enticing colours. But which cocktail tastes the best? At EM, we have listed our top 5. This is one you should<\/em> try at home, folks!<\/p>\n

1.\tBellini <\/h3>

Peach juice, prosecco and a dash of sugar syrup. That\u2019s all you need to make the most delicious cocktail in the universe. Strain the peach juice, add a bit of sugar syrup (ideally half of what you\u2019re adding in peach juice) and pour in the prosecco. Our tip: chill the peach juice in the fridge for a moment before mixing the cocktail. After which you can have a ball!<\/p>\n

Sweetness: ****<\/p>\n

Glass: champagne<\/p>\n

Alcohol content: *<\/p>\n

2.\tJamaican Rum Punch<\/h3>

This delightful, sweet concoction is a serious contender for the crown spot. Mix lime, orange and pineapple juice with a smidge of grenadine for an explosion of fruity flavours. Add 50 millilitres of dark rum and shake it to perfection! But don\u2019t forget the ice and cocktail umbrella for the finishing touch. Your health!<\/p>\n

Sweetness: ****<\/p>\n

Glass: hurricane<\/p>\n

Alcohol content: * \/ **<\/p>\n

3.\tTropical Orange Breeze Cocktail<\/h3>

This taste bomb may be less of a household name, but it\u2019s a truly divine drink nonetheless! What you need: 30 millilitres of orange vodka, 60 millilitres of pineapple juice and 120 millilitres of ginger ale. Once again, you could think about straining the pineapple juice, but it\u2019s fantastic with the pulp left in as well. Gussy it up with a slice of lime et voil\u00e0! It\u2019s definitely worth the effort!<\/p>\n

Sweetness: *\/**<\/p>\n

Glass: martini<\/p>\n

Strength: ** \/ ***<\/p>\n

4.\tEspresso martini <\/h3>

This cocktail is a must for all coffee aficionados, which is why it ranks 4th<\/sup> in our Best of the Best! However, it\u2019s quite a difficult one to mix \u2013 because the fresher the espresso, the better the cocktail tastes! So the best place to sample this particular drink is at a cocktail bar! Mix 50 millilitres of espresso with 20 millilitres of vodka and 10 millilitres of sugar syrup with a few ice cubes. And there you go\u2026 There\u2019s a risk of developing a coffee addiction, though!<\/p>\n

Sweetness: **<\/p>\n

Glass: martini<\/p>\n

Alcohol content: ** \/ ***<\/p>\n

5.\tBramble<\/h3>

Those who enjoy a twist on an English classic could do worse than the Bramble! This delicious creation brings together 40 millilitres of dry gin, 20 millilitres of lime juice, 10 millilitres of sugar syrup and 15 millilitres of cr\u00e8me de m\u00fbre (\u2018\u2026whatyousay?\u2019 \u2013 \u2018a blackberry liqueur\u2019<\/em>), topped off with fresh blackberries. Both the gin and the blackberry liqueur have hints of where the grain mash\/fruit was allowed to mature, which adds a unique flavour to this recipe. Put a slice of melon on the rim and Bob\u2019s your uncle!<\/p>\n\n\t

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