Sunday, November 17, 2024

The Perfect Cocktail To Bid Adieu To Summer

Mixologist, cannabis connoisseur and author Warren Bobrow has created a cocktail that will give summer a proper sendoff, along with your sobriety.

For many, Labor Day weekend signals the last hurrah, the week after starts to feel like the true end of summer. The beginning of fall. The start of a new school year. For the rest of us, it signals another reason to drink. Thankfully, author and cocktail maestro Warren Bobrow, a good friend of The Fresh Toast, has created the perfect cocktail to bid adieu to summer.

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The cocktail, which Bobrow calls “Syncopation,” is anything but sweet. If you didn’t get the memo, we are done with sweet summer drinks. “Our palates call out for depth, balance and flavor,” says Bobrow. “With a little help, it will be fall in the glass.”

Syncopation

  • 2 oz Mezan XO Jamaican rum
  • 4 oz coconut water
  • 2-3 dashes Peychaud bitters – bright red in color
  • Splash seltzer
  • Fresh mint
  • Coconut water ice (frozen coconut water)
DIRECTIONS
  • Add coconut water ice to a tall glass
  • Add coconut water
  • Pour Mezan over the top
  • Add Peychaud’s
  • Slap mint (to release the fragrant oils) and garnish
  • Serve

If you drink a few too many of these, Bobrow has just the cure — New Orleans style. It’s a milk punch that could not be quicker to pull together. Here’s what you do: mix together equal parts brandy, simple syrup, vanilla, heavy cream, milk, ice, and nutmeg. Shake. Serve. And then remember that your hangover is proof that you lived up the last days of summer like someone who was  never going to see the sun again.

Warren Bobrow, a.k.a. The Cocktail Whisperer, is the author of four books, including his latest: Cannabis Cocktails, Mocktails and Tonics.

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