Blood Orange Vodka Sour Recipe ~ Barley & Sage (2024)

FAQs

What is the name for a co*cktail made from vodka and orange juice? ›

The Screwdriver is a classic combination of vodka and orange juice that has been designated an International Bartender Association official co*cktail.

Our Blood Orange Vodka has a clear, silky base with a lively twist. To achieve this peppy taste we've used only the finest ingredients, infusing our vodka base with natural extract from ripe Tarocco oranges renowned for their sweetness.

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Essential oils from the fresh fruit are mixed with the wheat spirit and distilled to achieve the signature vibrant citrus character of GREY GOOSE® L'Orange Flavoured Vodka.

There's a widely circulated story that this 1970s drink—made with vodka, orange juice, and Galliano— was made created by bartender Donato "Duke" Antone at his Los Angeles bar, the Blackwatch, for a surfer named Tom Harvey. Harvey supposedly got so drunk he started running into the walls, hence the drink's name.

Love the bright and beautiful citrus flavor of an orange! Turns out OJ is a top notch mixer for co*cktails. It can stand in with almost any liquor, though it's best known for pairing with vodka. But mix it with champagne to make a mimosa, or tequila to make a tequila sunrise or spin on the margarita!

For the co*cktail

150ml gin or vodka. Juice of 2 blood oranges, and the zest of half. Juice of 2 lemons. 75ml sugar syrup. 100ml aquafaba.

Navel and blood oranges have slightly different tastes. Oranges are known for their zest and sweet flavor. Blood oranges are more on the bitter side with a complex, tart flavor and a hint of raspberry.

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Its sweet flavor, tinged with hints of berry, and exotic crimson-colored flesh blend perfectly in our blood orange mixer. We've combined it with single-pressed California lemon juice and Mexican lime juice for an unexpected and exotic twist on sour mix.

Tasting Notes:

This vodka has a hit of Mediterranean summer orange on the nose, with flavours of candied orange marmalade, infused with subtle earthy undertones of liquorice root and the warming spice of cassia bark. Finished with herbaceous piney juniper notes, complemented by summer citrus.

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It was incredibly delicious and easy to sip. I didn't even need to cut it with water. It had a smooth finish and the orange flavor was pronounced but not overbearing. I would recommend this flavored vodka to any spirits drinker.

What can I infuse my vodka with? ›

Some popular flavors may include cucumber, watermelon, jalapeño and rosemary, but the possibilities are basically endless. Think about some of the complementary flavor combinations you like in your drinks, too, like cherry and vanilla, or cranberry and orange, and infuse your vodka with a couple different ingredients.

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If you are a fan of Scotch, pouring that style of whisky into a Presbyterian is a more traditional way to serve the drink. This also tends to explain the drink's name because the Presbyterian Church was founded in Scotland. For Scotch, stick with a good blended whisky.

The Screwdriver was first crafted in the late 1940s where American oil workers in the Persian Gulf secretly dosed their orange juice with vodka for an extra kick. Without any spoons available, it was mixed with a screwdriver attached to their work clothes, thus giving the co*cktail its name.

A screwdriver is a simple and popular alcoholic highball drink made with orange juice and vodka. In the UK, it is referred to as a "vodka and orange". While the basic drink is simply the two ingredients, there are many variations.

The Cape Codder (or Cape Cod) is another name for the popular Vodka Cranberry, and it gets its name from the East Coast town in Massachusetts, which is known for growing cranberries.