Cocktail Crafting for Casuals
| 2 oz. | Whiskey (or Rum/Brandy) |
| 2 Dashes | Angostura Bitters |
| To Top | Apple Cider |
| Garnish | Mint Sprig |
The Stone Fence is a Fall Cocktail that combines Liquor and Cider. In North America, Cider normally refers to the non-alcoholic beverage, but everywhere else is implies alcohol. Use whatever version you like.
| 1 Part | Chilled Apple Cider |
| 1 Part | Applejack (Apple Brandy) |
| 2 Parts | Chilled Champagne (Sparkling Wine) |
| Rim | Cinnamon Sugar |
| Garnish | Apple Slice |
The Apple Crisp is essentially a Vermosa spiked with Applejack. Cider can refer to different things throughout the world. In a lot of the world, Cider refers to the alcoholic beverage in Australia, but in the U.S., it is non-alcoholic. It doesn’t matter what you use. If you want a bit more of a punch, use the alcoholic kind.
| 1 Part | Chilled Apple Cider |
| 1 Part | Chilled Champagne (Sparkling Wine) |
| Rim | Cinnamon Sugar |
| Garnish | Apple Slice |
The Vermosa is a Mimosa, but with Apple Cider. It gets its name from the State of Vermont, because Vermont is well known for their Apple Cider. An Apple Crisp is a version of this drink spiked with Applejack. In a lot of the world, Cider refers to an alcoholic beverage, but in the U.S. it is non-alcoholic. It doesn’t matter what you use. If you want a bit more of a punch, use the alcoholic kind.
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