Cocktails with dried fruit

Think fruitcakes without the heavy batter. Or lime-infused waters, except with booze. Soaking fresh and dried fruits in alcohol is a traditional way to preserve fruits and create new flavor combinations. It’s a delicious way to use extra fruits when there’s a bountiful season. Best of all, these keep indefinitely and get better with time. Vodka is a good choice to start because it’s neutral in flavor. Consider whiskey or bourbon to combine with spices. Tequila makes sense with jalapeño. Add…

Elevate your cocktail game with the vibrant hues and distinctive tastes of dehydrated fruit. Discover exciting ways to incorporate it into your drink creations. Get inspired and add a touch of creativity to your mixology skills!

So why are people adding dried fruit to their cocktails and Gin? It is all about the flavor but it looks amazing too. You can take a plain gin or vodka or soda and add instant flavor just b…

Dehydrated garnishes are a great way to add sophistication and flavor to your cocktails. Whether you're looking for berries, citrus fruits, or stone fruits, there is a cocktail garnish out there for you. We’ll highlight some of the best choices for dehydrated fruit garnishes to make your concoctions aesthetically pleasing! The Best Dehydrated Fruit Garnishes 1. Dehydrated Lemon A dehydrated lemon provides a unique and pleasant look to a cocktail as a garnish. Lemons retain their yellow color…

Make Infused Cocktail Kits filled with dried fruit, herbs and spices to share with drink lovers. Infuse with alcohol for flavorful cocktails.

Make Infused Cocktail Kits filled with dried fruit, herbs and spices to share with drink lovers. Infuse with alcohol for flavorful cocktails.

Signature cocktails are a unique and fun way to celebrate the most festive of seasons! Our Craft Cocktail Kits allow you to create three custom-flavored infusion kits for gifting: Fruitcake, Mulled Wine, and Lavender Lemonade. Once the recipient has infused their favorite spirits, each kit will produce enough flavored alcohol to make 8-10 signature cocktails.

It's prime apple-picking season, and if you're wondering what to do with that haul of fresh fruit, try making an apple cinnamon shrub. The versatile ingredient lends a tangy spice to this fall cocktail.

This Southern Comfort cocktail is a very easy and delicious serve to make. As it's a long drink, laden with intensely zesty freeze-dried fruit and plenty of effervescent sparkle, southern cider is great served in the garden, especially during BBQ season.

Enjoy citrus season with this refreshing blood orange vodka sparkler. With its gorgeous color and tart flavor, it's perfect for happy hour.