Tropical sip, the last thing you would have imagined is to find coconut milk in a mocktail! but good things find a place everywhere. The coconut milk imparts a nice, creamy feel to this drink. It mellows the tangy taste of pineapple and orange. Best served in shot glasses as a welcome drink at your party!
glass used: hi-ball glass
Virgin baileys, an alternative to the popular baileys irish, this drink is sweetened predominantly with condensed milk. You can combine 15 ml of irish whiskey with condensed milk, chocolate syrup and ice to make the alcoholic version of the bailey’s shot. Glass used: shot glass
Strange as it may sound, the most important aspect of this drink is that the glasses’ rim must be coated with salt! The salted rim gives an amazing feeling while sipping this drink. Do not forget to garnish it with lemon slices.
Tomatoes, of course, are rich in folic acid and vitamins A and C, making this as healthy as it is tasty – a range combination of characteristics! Tabasco and Worcestershire sauces add zing to this drink, which is healthier and tastier than aerated drinks that provide nothing but calories.
Virgin mary, an extremely famous and popular drink, virgin mary needs no introduction! this drink, which gets its base flavour from tomato juice and tabasco sauce, is traditionally served in salt-rimmed glasses. The salted rim provides extra zest to every sip of the drink. Virgin mary is the perfect alternative to the alcoholic blend bloody mary, which contains vodka, tomato juice, tabasco etc. Glass used: rock glass
Watermelon Sorbet is an unbeatable favourite with kids. In fact, it is worth returning to childhood, just to lounge on the beach with a sorbet in your hand! Here, a combination of lemon and watermelon has been used, which makes this strike the right cord with kids and adults alike. If adults wish to have a more zesty drink, they can top it up with a little rum!