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Saint Margarita
For this blog's first entry, I am going with the "Saint Magarita." This drink is a total refresher, unique in it's flavor, and possibly the best summer drink ever. Similar at first to your garden-variety Margarita, this drink takes a sharp left turn with the inclusion of St-Germain, a French liqueur made from elderflowers! (I have had this liqueur straight, too, and it really is a very delicate flavor; an accessible 40-proof pour that makes for the perfect bridge between the lime and the tequila. Nice.) The final product is a beverage that is extremely delicious and refreshing. But margarita drinkers be warned; this is simply better. The Recipe: Starting with a chilled 16 ounce, pint glass, - add 1 whole lime, quartered and squeezed, - add 1 teaspoon of simple syrup, (more or less to taste,) - add 1 four-count of St-Germain - muddle the lime, sugar, and St-Germain, - add 1 three-count Jose Cuervo Gold Tequila - mix with bar spoon, - fill the glass with ice, - mix it a little more, - add 1 "sploosh" of soda, - garnish with lime. - ENJOY!
Recipe by Joe The Bartender, Passage to India restaurant, Salem, MA Bartender?s notes: The original recipe calls for Silver tequila, but Joe prefers Jose's Gold tequila for a fuller tequila flavor! Chris's notes: This drink is pure yumminess. Like a big ol' glass of sunshine! SALUD! -Chris  related searches : Saint
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