Back to basics is sometimes best and our Cranberry Fizz is a perfect example of this
Sometimes a great taste is all your need to create a best-selling cocktail and we think that’s well and truly what we’ve got with our Cranberry Fizz cocktail.
Understated to look at but a real punch of fresh, fruity flavour to drink, we know you want the inside scoop on how to make this yourself, so here’s the official Cranberry Fizz recipe you need:
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Cranberry Fizz Ingredients
25ml SKYY Raspberry vodka
25ml Cointreau
12.5ml lime juice
150ml cranberry Juice
Top soda water
Lime wedge for garnish
How to Make a Cranberry Fizz
Grab your Boston tin and fill with cubed ice before adding lime juice followed by your cranberry juice, raspberry vodka and then your Cointreau
Give it a good shake until everything is perfectly mixed
Strain over fresh ice into your glass
Top up with soda water and garnish with a wedge of lime and a straw
And there you have it – our oh-so elegant Cranberry Fizz. It’s light, refreshing, and dangerously easy to make.
Enjoy.
Like this? We’ve got so much more to show you. How about booking into a cocktail masterclass to find out what?
Or, if you’re more of a learn at home kind of person, check out our other cocktail recipes below. They’re all equally awesome, after all.
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