Drinks / lemon

La Chupacabra

One of our super fans on Facebook, Christy Stine from Shrewsbury MA, shared this fabulous cocktail recipe that was created by her favorite mixologist -who also happens to be her husband- Blaine Swift.

Christy told me that "When we have fresh chilies in the fridge (green or red, usually jalapeños or the long somewhat fleshy Chinese variety), Blaine will seed and slice them, muddle them a bit in the drink before shaking. Makes a terrific drink even terrificker! The smoked salt really puts this one in the 'crave' range, too. We buy our Fire Cider at the Chatham Berry Farm in NY but we'll have to make a trip to the Berkshires sometime!"  

We think you'll love this spicy, smoky tequila cocktail as much as we do. Cheers to Christy and Blaine, and spring and of course, the weekend!

 

La Chupacabra

Recipe By: Blaine Swift

Serving Size: 2

Smokey salted rim for a spicy tequila cocktail. Smokey salted rim for a spicy tequila cocktail.

 Ingredients:

  • 2 limes, juiced
  • 1 lemon, juiced
  • 4 ounces Tequila Reposado
  • 4 ounces Fire Cider
  • 2 ounces Orange Curacao
  • smoked salt, for the rim- we met the owner of The Maine Sea Salt Company last weekend and LOVE his Apple Wood Smoked Sea Salt, it's amazing!

Apple wood smoked Maine Sea Salt is the BEST! Apple wood smoked Maine Sea Salt is the BEST!

Directions:

Salt the rim of 2 rocks glasses with the smoked salt.

Combine all ingredients and shake well.

Serve on the rocks in the salted rimmed glasses. Cheers to you!

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The Scorched Earth!

Here's our signature Fire Cider Cocktail brought to you by Brian...

Scorched Earth, simple and refreshingly good!

Scorched Earth, simple and refreshingly good!

The Scorched Earth

Ingredients:

  • 1 ounce Fire Cider
  • 2 ounce Citron Vodka

Shake with ice and serve in a rocks glass with fresh ice or strain into a chilled martini glass. Can also be made as a shooter.

Garnish with lemon peel or lemon wedge.

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