Did someone say it’s cocktail hour?
Did someone say it’s cocktail hour?
Create a stir in your bar or restaurant with these three stunning summer cocktails.
Pekoe Spritz ingredients
- Leonce Blanc raspberry fruit puree : 20ml
- Benedictine D.O.M. liqueur : 20ml
- Dilmah blueberry and pomegranate tea : 15ml
- Prosecco : 90ml
- mint leaves : 6
Pekoe Spritz method
- Shake all of the ingredients except the sparkling wine, double strain into a wine glass filled with ice.
- Top up with Prosecco.
- Garnish with Sosa Freeze-dried Whole Raspberries, mint and icing sugar.
- “Tea and infusions offer brilliant flavour profiles to a wide range of cocktails.
- Here, the Dilmah Blueberry and Pomegranate Tea combines the woody sweetness of pomegranate with the soft berry tones of blueberry.” Says Luca.
- Tea leaves are graded based on their quality and condition.
- The highest grades are referred to as ‘orange pekoe’ and the lowest are ‘fannings’ or ‘dust’.
Lubersac Sour ingredients
- Cognac VS : 35ml
- Amaretto liqueur : 15ml
- Leonce Blanc apricot fruit puree : 15ml
- fresh lemon juice : 25ml
- sugar syrup : 10ml
- Sosa albumina (powdered egg white) : ½ tsp
Lubersac Sour method
- Double shake and serve in a Nick & Nora glass with a whole dried apricot on a stick.
- Sosa Albumina (500g) is a powdered self-mounting egg white powder, which mounts 25% more than fresh egg and is five times more stable. It helps bind the ingredients together and adds a fluffy texture to the drink.
Tulle ingredients
- vodka : 50ml
- Maraschino : 15ml
- Chartreuse green : 10ml
- Leonce Blanc pear puree : 50ml
- lime juice : 20ml
Tulle method
- Serve in a small, tall glass filled with ice and garnish with dried pear and nutmeg.
Created by Luca Cordiglieri, of the UK Bartenders Guild. All three of these ‘fruity little numbers’ feature ready-to-use fruit purees, which bring intense colour and flavour to each cocktail.

