Recipes

Festive Cocktail Recipes

In the spirit of the festive season, here is our fresh take on classic Christmas cocktails with seasonal ingredients.

Our Signature and Seasonal cocktails are truly unique to The Wild Rabbit – join us by the bar. For those unable to join us, here are a few recipes to make ‘at home’.

Wishing you all a very merry Christmas.

Apple Pie Moscow Mule

A classic cocktail, given a festive twist by using our own vodka infused with apple and cinnamon.

Mix together all ingredients and serve in a traditional copper mug.

Ingredients

1 part Organic cloudy apple juice
1 part vodka infused with apples and cinnamon
1 part Organic ginger beer
Glass full of ice
Organic apple from the orchard at Daylesford for decoration.
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Kir Royal with Pomegranate and Homemade Rosemary Syrup

Ideal as a light aperitif.

Mix and serve in a champagne glass.

Ingredients

1 part Pomegranate liqueur
3 parts Champagne
Teaspoon of homemade rosemary syrup

Salted Caramel White Russian

An indulgent after dinner drink to enjoy by the fire.

Pour in a tumbler.
Finish with an additional dribble of salted caramel.

Ingredients

50ml Salted caramel vodka
35ml Irish cream (instead of baileys)
35ml Amaretto
50ml Cream
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Chestnut Whisky Sour

Ideal as an aperitif, our whisky sour is given a festive twist by the addition of chestnut cream, which can be found at many specialist grocers. We use a single malt whiskey for a cleaner taste.

Mix all ingredients together in a cocktail shaker and shake vigorously.
Pour over ice.
Serve in a classic tumbler.

Ingredients

50ml whisky – not a peaty one – single malt or blended
25ml lemon juice
10ml simple sugar syrup
Teaspoon chestnut cream
Ice cubes

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