#ginger beer cocktails

[brunchbinch]

The Grave Digger

featuring Mezcal, Cointreau, spiced apple cider, lemon juice, orange bitters, ginger beer, & rosemary

[thetockablog]

Moscow Mule

Moscow Mule IngredientsIce45ml vodka15ml fresh lime juiceGinger beerFresh lime slices, for garnish]Mint sprig, for garnish MethodFill a copper mug with ice, and add vodka and lemon juice.Top up with ginger beer. garnish with fresh lime slices and mint sprig. Enjoy!

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El Diablo !

Ingredients:

50ml Reposado Tequila

15ml Cassis liqueur

15ml Lime juice

Top with ginger beer

Lime wheel

Method:

Put ice into the shaker.

Pour Tequila, Cassis and Lime juice.

Shake and strain into the Highball glass.

Fill up with Ginger beer.

Garnish with Lime wheel.

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[wyrmoftheweb]

desert haters I dislike you so deeply. one of the most beautiful sets of biomes in the world. kill you.. Etc.

[rabbitcruiser]

International Dark 'n Stormy Day

Sailors and cocktail enthusiasts rejoice,  this year June 9 is International Dark ‘n Stormy Day. This delicious  and potent highball was created in an accidental collaborative effort by a family of Bermudian rum makers (you know the Goslings, don’t you) and some seasick sailors. Members of the British Navy stationed on Bermuda in the 1920s brewed ginger beer as a remedy for seasickness. Some intrepid sailors began adding a dash of the Goslings’ locally made Black Seal Rum to the ginger beer, transforming a dizzy-tummy remedy into one  of the most popular and widely-recognized cocktails to date. So pour  yourself a tall glass of Goslings Stormy Ginger Beer with a topper of Goslings Black Seal Rum and raise a toast to the gifted minds who  brought us this liquid masterpiece.

Sailors  and cocktail enthusiasts rejoice, this year June 9* is International  Dark ‘n Stormy Day. This delicious and potent highball was created in  an accidental collaborative effort by a family of Bermudian rum makers  (you know the Goslings, don’t you) and some seasick sailors. Members of  the British Navy stationed on Bermuda in the 1920s brewed ginger beer as  a remedy for seasickness. Some intrepid sailors began adding a dash of  the Goslings’ locally made Black Seal Rum to the ginger beer,  transforming a dizzy-tummy remedy into one of the most popular and  widely-recognized cocktails to date. So pour yourself a tall glass of  Goslings Stormy Ginger Beer with a topper of Goslings Black Seal Rum and  raise a toast to the gifted minds who brought us this liquid  masterpiece.

Five Fast Facts:

It has a specific recipe

While  mixing other rums with ginger beer might taste good, a cocktail just  isn’t a Dark ‘n Stormy unless it utilizes the unique flavor of Goslings  Black Seal Rum.

Hall of Famer

The Dark ‘n Stormy was awarded #19 on 2020’s list of the World’s Best Selling Cocktails.

The Best Mixer Around

Goslings Stormy Ginger Beer is the #1 Selling Ginger Beer Brand in the U.S.

The Taste of Bermuda

The Dark ‘n Stormy holds the title of Bermuda’s National Drink.

A Global Phenomenon

Goslings Black Seal Rum is exported to more than 20 countries. Making the Dark ‘n Stormy a truly global cocktail.

History of International Dark 'n Stormy Day

It  was a dark and stormy night…well, it’s more likely that it was a nice  and peaceful day in the spring of 1806 when James Gosling — the eldest  son of wine and spirit merchant, William Gosling — embarked on a journey  from England to America with 10,000 pounds of merchandise.  Unfortunately, after 91 days at sea, his charter ran out, so James and  his crew decided to head for the nearest port: St. George’s, Bermuda.  Instead of moving on from Bermuda to America, he and his brother Ambrose  set up shop on King’s Parade Street in 1824. Over the years, the  Gosling family perfected their blending technique until they created  their unique black rum, originally referred to as “Old Rum” up until  World War I. In the early 1900s, they began packaging their rum in  repurposed champagne bottles and sealing them shut with black wax. From  that moment, the rum became widely referred to as “Black Seal.”

In  the 1920s, the family’s rum caught the attention of Royal Naval  Officers who were brewing their own ginger beer. They added a hefty  splash of the dark rum to their sparkling drink and accidentally created  a delicious and iconic cocktail. According to legend, the cocktail got  its recognizable name when an old fisherman claimed the drink had the  “color of a cloud only a fool or dead man would sail under.” On June 9, 1980, the Gosling family trademarked the cocktail, protecting the  integrity of the drink’s recipe the world over, and forever ensuring  that a cocktail can only be advertised as an authentic Dark ‘n Stormy if it contains the key ingredient – Goslings Black Seal Rum.

International Dark 'n Stormy Day timeline

1806 James Gosling Arrives in Bermuda

En route to America, James Gosling instead makes a home on Bermuda, and a rum-making legacy is born.

1824 Bermuda's Wine and Spirit Merchants

Ambrose Gosling arrives to Bermuda and he and his brother set up shop on King's Parade Street in St. George's, Bermuda.

1920s A Storm is Brewing

British  Royal Naval Officers tried adding Goslings Black Seal Rum to their  ginger beer — an old sailor claimed the drink looked just like storm  clouds.

1950s Tall, Dark, and Handsome

Francis  “Goose” Gosling (6th generation) designs signature Black Seal logo, and  the name is officially changed from “Old Rum” to Goslings Black Seal  Rum.

1980 A Proper Cocktail

The Gosling family trademarked the Dark 'n Stormy cocktail, mandating that  the only way to list it is with the use of ginger beer and Goslings Black Seal Rum.

2009 Goslings Introduces Stormy Ginger Beer

With the addition of Goslings own brand of ginger beer, the Dark 'n Stormy is completely in the family.

2012 Dark 'n Stormy In a Can

Gosling releases a ready-to-drink Dark 'n Stormy in a can in the U.S. making this beloved cocktail even more enticing.

International Dark 'n Stormy Day Activities

Enjoy a glass (or can) of the refreshing cocktail

Dress up as a sailor

Create Dark 'n Stormy Cuisine

If  you're celebrating International Dark 'n Stormy Day, then it's only a given that you indulge in the deep and sparkling flavors of a Dark 'n Stormy. Whether you like it layered in a glass or in Goslings quick and convenient can, the only way you can go wrong is by not drinking it at all!

The Dark 'n Stormy is the sailor's drink of choice, so it's only right that  you take on the part of a sailor after drinking one...or two. However, please drink responsibly, just because you're dressed as a sailor  doesn't mean you have the alcohol tolerance of one. Trust us, we know.

Ginger, rum, lime, these are all wonderful flavor profiles for a myriad of culinary concoctions. Try your hand at baking Dark 'n Stormy cupcakes, or blending some Dark 'n Stormy ice cream.

Why We Love International Dark 'n Stormy Day

We get to drink our favorite cocktail

A drink with history

It stems from a family business

When there's a full day dedicated to the creation of our favorite cocktail,  it's only right that we take the time to indulge. It's called being festive. Whether you're a professional mixologist or just play one at  home, nothing could be simpler than mixing up a Dark 'n Stormy.

This  cocktail comes with a story — the more we learn about it, the more we love it. How many other cocktails can say they're the sailor's drink of choice? Probably not many, because they can't talk, but you know what we mean.

There's  something about a family business that lets us know that everything was created with care, attention to detail, and affection. The Gosling family has been in the rum making business for over 200 years, and as hey've grown into the rum company that we all know and love today, they've maintained the integrity of their one-of-a-kind Bermuda rum.

Source

[morethansalad]

Stunning Rosemary Concord Grape Cocktail (Vegan)

or make it a cocktail with non-alcoholic vodka

[tricornonthecob]

So sleepy but we gotta start season 2

LK 121: Nyquil Sluttington

(pt1)(pt2)(pt3)(pt4)

These are the most dramatic trees since the opening to Fox and the Hound.

why is he going so fast??? What is he running from?

Also I see Caesar is in his gray era.

I wonder where the budget went.

Just Kayla. I feel like there's a child labor law that got sidestepped here.

oh my god he's talking to the horse. Secret Horse Girl, 10,000x over.

I don't understand why you're bitching about this, this is your favorite topic and you're literally galloping to get there.

Keeping up with the Sluttingtons

Still talking with the horse lol same though.

Well maybe if you hadn't wasted all that energy galloping...

"Quit yoinkin' the reins, my guy, sheesh."

oh my god James, he is already halting why must you yank so much.

lol he looks so offended.

GIT OFF MA LAWN

I just want to know how they told Kayla to play that line, because it is not very threatening and I assume it was meant to be sarcastic/threatening.

again with the yankity reins, for a horsegirl he has pretty bad eq.

Caesar is not having any of this.

this episode feels lowkey the LK fandom's Beast Boy/Terra moment, TT cartoon canon is bullshit, Raven/Beast Boy forever I will fight you, why do none of my ships end up canon.

I assume this is supposed to look good but I hate peas.

Is he at the kid's table or something, someone get this man an appropriately-sized chair he looks like he's sitting in one of these

that is... alot of money.

...what do you think, Sybil?? He's a journalist, do keep up.

"why?! >:( " Girl I can't with you.

Ooof hit him right in the self-consciousness, guess which writer's room finally got to flesh out some character development?

"You come into my house and do journalism???"

Girl why are you so angy.

The writer's room is trying to hit an enemies-to-lovers speedrun record with this episode and I am not here for it.

Is that his wife or just another kid. Who was she.

"...is too old for you and also gross please stop."

goddamn this is the episode of NOTPs, what next, Henri and A Stable Work Schedule?

[askwhatsforlunch]

Gin Buck

Beautifully refreshing on a very warm Spring day, this Gin Buck is a simple cocktail that allows the spirit to shine as brightly as the sun! Happy Friday!

Ingredients (serves 1):

8 ice cubes

45 millilitres/1 1/2 fluid ounces herbaceous botanical gin (like Wild Burrows)

1/2 small, ripe lemon

chilled ginger beer (like Bundaberg's), to top

Place ice cubes in a Collins glass.

Pour gin over the ice.

Thoroughly squeeze the juice of the lemon halve, and pour over the gin and ice. Give a gentle stir with a bar spoon.

Top with chilled ginger beer.

Enjoy Gin Buck immediately.

[crownedstoat]

Yard work ending with a Kentucky Mule.

[cqcandchill]

off to see sunset rubdown and this is the third establishment i’ve been to in a week that doesn’t have moscow mules. i’m devastated. what does a bitch have to DO around here to get a good fuckin ginger beer cocktail

[dagreb]

Cylinder formation: Dark N Stormy

[red-bloody-girl]

Drinks - Black Ginger Cocktail

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Dark ‘n Stormy !

Ingredients:

2 ounces Gosling’s Black Seal Rum (or substitute with any dark rum)

1/2 ounce fresh lime juice (optional)

3 ounces chilled ginger beer

1 chilled shot Death Wish Coffee Vanilla (brewed any way you like)

1 candied ginger slice

1 lime wheel

Directions:

Fill a cocktail shaker with ice.

Add the rum and lime juice and shake well.

Strain into an ice-filled Collins (or highball) glass.

Stir in the ginger beer and a chilled shot of Death Wish Coffee Vanilla .

Skewer the ginger slice and lime wheel and garnish the cocktail.

(Rich vanilla that’s medium-roasted and made with no artificial ingredients.)

Courtesy: Death Wish Coffee

Image Credit: Mae Mu

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Recette Moscow Mule

Réalisez vous-mêmes un Moscow Mule, avec cette recette de cocktail facile et rapide à préparer.

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[ruthwalton]

UK and Ireland - Smoky Irish Wolfhound This is a smoky version of a Irish Wolfhound cocktail - the smokiness is nicely balanced out by sweet and spicy ginger beer and the tang from the grapefruit juice

[morethansalad]

Olive Garden Watermelon Sangria (Vegan)