Blue on Blue
Absolut Vodka, Coconut Water, Cranberry Juice, Blue Curacao, Simple Syrup, Blueberry
Ingredients
- Ice Cubes
- 1 Part 30 ml 1 oz Absolut Vodka
- ⅔ Part 20 ml ⅔ oz Coconut Water
- ⅔ Part 20 ml ⅔ oz Cranberry Juice
- ⅓ Part 10 ml ⅓ oz Blue Curacao
- ⅙ Part 5 ml ⅙ oz Simple Syrup
- Blueberry
How to make a Blue on Blue
1. Fill a shaker with ice cubes.
2. Add all ingredients.
3. Shake and strain into a rocks glass filled with ice cubes.
4. Garnish with blueberries.
Story about Blue on Blue
Life's too short for boring drinks, right? Well, say goodbye to the ordinary and lay your eyes on the visually stunning spectacle that is, "Blue on Blue". Much like its namesake, it's got the kind of vibrant azure hue that reminds you of centuries-old, Caribbean pottery. However, it's the titillating mix of Absolut Vodka and tropical Coconut water that really sets the stage. Adding a layer of complexity is the unmistakable tang of Cranberry Juice. Of course, it wouldn't be blue without a splash of Blue Curacao! Clearly, this cocktail takes its inspiration from tropical oceanside vacations where the azure sea meets the clear blue sky.
What's it like to have a sip of Blue on Blue, you ask? Imagine a wave of smooth vodka cut through with hydrating, subtly sweet coconut water. Then, in comes the Cranberry Juice, adding just the right amount of tart to this party. At the end, you're left with the mysterious taste of Blue Curacao. It's a wild beach party happening right in your mouth! Best of all, you get to garnish this delightful concoction with blueberries - tart surprises lying in wait.
From the heart of the thriving cocktail culture, this captivating blend takes you on a journey of discovery. Born out of the vibrant nightlife and eclectic drink scene, Blue on Blue exudes an irresistible carefreeness. Embarking on a taste voyage with friends has never been this exciting!
FAQ
How to make a blue cocktail without Curacao?
Reduced to its essence, Curaçao gives the Blue on Blue its signature color. But don't fret if you don't have it. Swap the Blue Curacao or blue food coloring mixed with a bit of a dry triple sec.
