Bauduc Rosé Cocktail – Refreshed & Updated
July 24th 2011, by Gavin
Many old friends will be familiar with this Bauduc summer cocktail but you can add another optional ingredient: cranberry juice. This is a great drink that you can prepare in advance of a small party. Without any vodka, it’s pretty low in alcohol too.
Bauduc Rose Cocktail
For 25 long drinks, pre-mix in a very large jug:
2 bottles of Château Bauduc Rosé 2010
50cl Cranberry juice
Lime cordial
A squeeze of fresh lime juice
Slug of vodka (optional)
Keep the mix cold and slice up 3 limes into wedges. When guests arrive, put ice into some tall tumblers and half-fill with the Rosé mixture. Then fill each glass completely with Canada Dry (you’ll need about 2 litres in all). Garnish with fresh mint leaves if possible, and squeeze a small lime wedge over each glass and drop it in.
I suggest you test out the measures beforehand to suit your taste but be careful not to overdo it.
2 comments
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Connol Coan replied:
A little known cocktail that is one of my favourites is this ;-
3 measures of Bauduc Blanc
1 measure of white vermouth preferably Dolins Chamberey although any will do
Half measure of triple sec
Half measure of Gin preferably Gordons distillers cut(not their standard stuff) or Sacred gin (if you can get it as it is slightly better than Sipsmiths)
I like to drink this from a highball filled with ice and a dash of angustura bitters( 2 dashes max!)August 1st, 2011 at 12:21 pm. Permalink.
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Gavin replied:
Connol, I forgot to reply to your recipe. Thanks – we’ll give it a go.
September 22nd, 2011 at 8:09 am. Permalink.