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- Night Tripper. This spirt-forward combination of bourbon, a dark amaro, Strega, and Peychaud’s bitters comes from our 2023 Best Restaurant Bar, New Orleans’s Jewel of the South.
- French 75. The French 75 didn’t originate in New Orleans—the recipe actually first appeared in a New York magazine in 1927 and was included in Harry Craddock’s The Savoy Cocktail Book in 1930—but it became one of the city’s most popular drinks after award-winning Arnaud’s French 75 Bar opened in 2003.
- Sazerac. If there’s one classic cocktail that perfectly represents New Orleans, it’s the Sazerac. Lovers of a good Old Fashioned are sure to adore this drink, since it follows essentially the same basic formula—bitters, a spirit (or two), water, a sweetener, and a lemon twist—plus an absinthe rinse.
- Brandy Crusta. The Crusta was long-forgotten by the masses until David Wondrich published his James Beard Award-winning book Imbibe! in 2007, which established the drink as one of the oldest recorded classic cocktails in history and brought it back into the mainstream.
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The Frozen Hurricane Cocktail is a tropical delight that is perfect for Fat Tuesday celebrations. This cocktail is a blend of passion fruit, orange juice, sweet cherries, and rich rums, all blended into a slurpy slushy of Fat Tuesday goodness. The original Hurricane Cocktail was created during prohibition when alcohol was illegal, and the barkeep h...
The Hurricane Punch Bowl is a perfect addition to any Fat Tuesday celebration. This tropical cocktail is made with a combination of rum, orange juice, pineapple juice, and grenadine syrup. For a twist, the recipe replaces the traditional passion fruit syrup with blood orange syrup, which gives the drink a beautiful layered effect. The cocktail is g...
King's Cup is a refreshing and not-too-sweet cocktail that is perfect for celebrating Mardi Gras. This cocktail is a fancy version of Malibu and pineapple, with a tartness from the lime juice and a little bubble from the champagne. The rim of the glass is coated with yellow, green, and purple sanding sugar, making it festive and perfect for your Ma...
The Mardi Gras Cocktail is a perfect drink to celebrate Fat Tuesday with. This cocktail recipe, brought to you by Just Plum Crazy, is a great way to get into the festive spirit of Mardi Gras. While we may not all be able to celebrate in New Orleans, this cocktail can bring a bit of the party to your home. The recipe is easy to follow and the ingred...
The Classic New Orleans Brandy Milk Punch is a smooth and creamy cocktail that is perfect for Mardi Gras celebrations or as a brunch sipper. This cocktail is made with brandy, milk, powdered sugar, vanilla, and ice, and is said to have the qualities of 'the hair of the dog' to aid in hangovers. The origins of this cocktail are said to date back to ...
Looking for a bubbly cocktail to celebrate Fat Tuesday? Look no further than the Meyer Lemon and Cognac French 75 Cocktail. This classic cocktail, with a twist of Meyer lemon and Grand Marnier, is the perfect way to toast to Mardi Gras festivities. The cognac adds a rich depth of flavor, while the Prosecco brings the bubbles. This cocktail is a mus...
The Hurricane Cocktail is a delicious and fruity drink that is perfect for Fat Tuesday celebrations. Made with light and dark rum, passion fruit juice, orange juice, lime juice, simple syrup, and grenadine, this cocktail is a tropical treat that will transport you to a sunny beach. While some recipes call for straining the drink into a hurricane gl...
If you're looking for a sweet and delicious cocktail to celebrate Fat Tuesday, then the Hurricane is a must-try. This New Orleans classic is a combination of light and dark rum, passion fruit juice, orange juice, and lime juice. Served in a traditional tulip-shaped glass, the Hurricane is a showstopper that will transport you to the heart of the Fr...
The Hurricane Gelatin Shots are a perfect addition to any Mardi Gras celebration. This fruity and strong cocktail is recreated in a gelatin shot form, making it a fun and unique way to enjoy the flavors of the famous Hurricane drink from New Orleans. The main flavors of orange, lime, passion fruit, rum, and grenadine are all present in these shots,...
The Blue Hurricane cocktail is a refreshing and colorful addition to any Mardi Gras celebration. Made with blue curacao syrup, this cocktail has a unique bitter and sweet flavor of fresh oranges that perfectly complements the festive atmosphere of Fat Tuesday. The Cocktail Artist Blue Curacao Syrup, made with pure cane sugar, adds a touch of sophis...
Celebrate Mardi Gras with these festive and delicious cocktails that capture the essence of New Orleans. From frozen hurricanes to brandy milk punches, these recipes are easy to make and perfect for sharing with friends.
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- Hurricane. This bright and boozy cocktail has been packing a strong punch since the 1930s. The classic New Orleans-style drink is a blend of dark and white rum, orange and lime juice, passion fruit syrup, and, for a pop of color and sweetness — grenadine syrup.
- Ramos Gin Fizz. This classic gin cocktail was named after Henry C. Ramos, who created the drink in 1888. Piña colada fans find a similar creaminess in this cocktail, even without the cream of coconut.
- Sazerac. From Southern Kitchen contributor Beth McKibben: “First appearing in New Orleans in the mid-19th century as an unnamed cocktail of sorts, the sazerac’s origins have been attributed to apothecary owner and bitters creator Antoine Peychaud as well as to the Sazerac Bar.
- Pimm's Cup. While the Pimm’s Cup is originally an English drink, the cocktail found its way to New Orleans and can be found in bars throughout the city.
Jan 22, 2021 · Ahead, we've compiled a list of the best Mardi Grad drinks—whether you prefer your cocktails to be tequila-based or rum-based, sweet or stiff, or even nonalcoholic—all of which will get you in the Carnival spirit.
Jan 25, 2016 · Mardi Gras drinks here! Celebrate Fat Tuesday with these New Orleans themed classic cocktails, like the Hurricane and Sazerac, for your Mardi Gras party. There’s no better holiday for a cocktail than Mardi Gras!
