DOUBLE DUTCH'S FLORADORA COCKTAIL RECIPE

Why we love this Floradora cocktail recipe

The Floradora cocktail is a classic gin-based drink that originated in the early 20th century. It's name comes from the popular musical comedy "Florodora", a hit on Broadway in the early 1900s. The cocktail is refreshing, fruity flavour and vibrant colour. Its the perfect summer drink to enjoy in the garden or at a party.

Popularity and Legacy

The Floradora cocktail was very popular during Prohibition and the mid-20th century. It was a common drink in many bars and lounges, while not as popular today, many people still love the cocktail. Recently, the cocktail has become popular again as mixologists and cocktail fans rediscover classic recipes. Its mix of flavours is well-balanced and appeals to modern tastes, making it a timeless choice for any cocktail menu.

Ingredients to make our Floradora cocktail recipe

You'll need the following ingredients to make our Floradora Cocktail:

Gin

Gin is a complex and versatile spirit that is works in so many cocktails. Whether enjoyed in a classic cocktail or a modern creation, gin offers a unique and enjoyable drinking experience. You can use any Gin you like within this cocktail, as long as its not flavoured.

Lime Juice

Using lime juice in our Floradora cocktail is essential for balancing the drink's sweetness. It enhances the flavours, and it provides a refreshing, authentic, and visually appealing cocktail experience. Its always best to squeeze fresh limes, but you can use bottled lime juice in a pinch.

Raspberry Syrup

Adding raspberry syrup improves the flavour and enhances the cocktail by adding sweetness, tartness, a vibrant colour, and aroma. You can buy raspberry syrup in most supermarkets or you can make your own, such as with this recipe.

Double Dutch Ginger Ale

Double Dutch Ginger Ale is liquid velvet with a kick. The success of our Ginger Beer naturally led to the development of Double Dutch Ginger Ale. It's Earthy and full-bodied drunk solo, this mixer twins perfectly in this cocktail.

Fresh Raspberries

If you want to add that professional finish, you'll want garnish your cocktail with fresh raspberries.