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The Confident Mother

Helping ambitious women in technology manage their career with confidence and purpose

12th August 2014

Blueberries and vodka

Inspiration Party Cocktail with blueberries

Did you miss out on the cocktail design challenge? Here’s a fabulous entry from Ashley.

A lovely refreshing cocktail based on your logo which is pink with a blue fruit. A true cocktail has at least two alcoholic elements (a G&T being officially classed as a “highball”). So with that in mind, here is what I have called “Discovery Punch”.

Discovery Punch.
For one:
• Small handful of frozen blueberries
• 25ml (single measure) vodka (or gin)
• 25ml (single measure) Cointreau (or the juice of one orange, lemon or lime)
• 150 ml pomegranate or cranberry juice

For one:
• Start by chilling a serving glass before you start.
• Place a small handful of frozen blueberries and ice cubes in a chilled shaker
• Add, the vodka (or gin), Cointreau (or the juice of one orange, lemon or lime), then add the pomegranate or cranberry juice, and gently shake.
• Strain into the chilled glass and garnish with one or more of the blueberries on a cocktail stick and add a thin half slice of lemon to the glass.

Non-alcoholic version:
• Chill down a serving glass
• Place ice, frozen blueberries and the juice of an orange in a cocktail shaker, and top up with cranberry or pomegranate juice, then gently shake.
• Strain into the glass and add blueberries on a cocktail stick, along with a thin half slice of lemon.

Can you design a delicious cocktail inspired by my logo cocktail glass? Come and share on my Facebook page.

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