A cat’s Eye is many things – apart from what a cat sees with – including a semi-precious stone and a stripy marble. Now, it’s a highly potent cocktail, as pretty as a gemstone and certainly more fun than playing marbles.
Bulldog
A refreshing variation on the classic gin and orange
Fallen Angel
Mint and lemon make an unusual addition to gin, but do make sure it is green mint liqueur or it will not have the same visual impact.
Mississippi Fizz
This fizz is packed with fruity flavors and a subtle taste of frozen gin.
Bird Of Paradise
This is sometimes made blue Curacao, but orange Curacao gives a much more appetizing finishing color. However, it’s up to you, so try them both!
Golden Dawn
Like the sun rising over the tropical beach, the glow of the grenadine peeps through the brandy and orange.
Mah-Jong
No Chinese games here, and you may not be walking in perfect straight lines if you drink too many!
Bleu Bleu Bleu
It may well be blurr blurr after this heady combination, so don’t rush for the second one.
Road Runner
Whether it is named after the real bird or after bugs bunny’s famous companion, this is a cocktail for slowing down after a fast-moving day, not for speeding things up.
Negroni
This aristocratic cocktail was created by count Negroni at the bar Giacosa in Florence, although since then, the proportions of gin to Campari have altered.