Who says rum get's to have all the fun? This light and elegant take on the classic Colada is dangerously quaffable. The key here is coconut water, not cream & freshly juiced pineapple.
Anna Sebastian of the Savoy hotel suggested replacing tequila with Renais in a classic Margarita, and we think she was on to something. Like a highland tequila, Renais showcases the terroir of its landscape with fresh notes of petrichor. The orange notes from triple sec dial up the citrus in Renais to a sublime sipper. Margarita translates to Daisy, and they make a very cute garnish.
Pimms, the iconic summer fruit cup, was invented in 1823 by James Pimm in London. Before its mass production, pubs and households made their own blends with gin, herbs, and fruit extracts. We can use Renais to make an elevated homemade version!
Ingredients / Gin, Italian Vermouth, Orange Curacao, Aperol
