Ciroc Pomegranate Flavoured Vodka | 37.5% vol | 70cl | Limited Edition | Infused with Pomegranate | Notes of Juicy Red Berries & Fresh Strawberries | For a Mixed Drink or Cocktails

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Alternatively, you can use a pomegranate concentrate or syrup, but make sure to adjust the sweetness accordingly to maintain the desired taste profile.

During the testing phase, I looked at the different variables in the drink – how much lime? do you need sugar syrup? orange liqueur or another flavor? vodka or gin? and we did some A/B testing to zero in on the perfect recipe. Trivia:• The circumflex, a.k.a. the “little hat,” is the only French accent mark that is found on each of the five vowels. Historically, it often indicates a spelling change from Latin.Orange-Flavored Liqueur | I used Grand Marnier for mine, but you can use Cointreau or any other orange liqueur you choose. Pomegranates, sparkles and flowery goodness? Yes, please! In a glass, combine 60ml pomegranate juice and 30ml elderflower liqueur. Fill the glass with ice cubes and top it off with 120ml sparkling water for a light and effervescent touch. Gently stir to harmonise the flavours. Garnish your Pomegranate Elderflower Spritzer with fresh mint leaves and a sprinkle of pomegranate arils.

Try to find 100% juice. Pomegranate juice is sold sweetened and unsweetened. Try to find the 100% juice version! It tastes better and all our drinks are customized to this type of juice. ounce or larger pitcher or punch bowl | Remember you can use a trifle bowl, large pretty salad bowl as a punch bowl, be creative! You will probably need to double the recipe if using a punch bowl.Unsweetened Pomegranate Juice: You can replace pomegranate juice with cranberry juice, cherry juice, or a blend of red fruit juices to maintain the color and tartness. If you prefer a sweeter flavor, consider using grenadine syrup instead. Sugar Syrup. With a restrained amount of lime you don’t need extra sugar. If you LOVE lime and add a bunch, then add some simple syrup.

Extended shelf life . Bottled juices typically have a longer shelf life compared to fresh juice, thanks to pasteurisation and other preservation methods. This allows you to store them for longer periods without worrying about spoilage. Fill your molds with hot water (fill about ⅔ full or to line if using an ice mold) and place in any desired fruit or herbs. Large Group | This recipe easily doubles & triples for a crowd and everyone who has tried this punch – loves it! Vodka or Gin. You won’t go wrong switching to gin, but I prefer the clean flavor of a vodka martini.

Sonja & Alex

Pomegranate Punch Non-Alcoholic Version | Replace the vodka and orange flavored liqueur with the following: 1 cup orange juice (fresh squeezed would be amazing), additional 1 cup cranberry juice and additional 1 cup club soda or for a sweeter version, use Ginger Ale or Sprite in place of Club Soda. p.s. When I told my mom that I made a YouTube video about getting drunk and splitting my pants, she responded, “Which time?” Touché, mother. Convenience . Bottled pomegranate juice offers convenience and accessibility. It is readily available in stores and can be consumed on the go without any preparation time. Processing and additives. Bottled pomegranate juices may undergo processing methods that can diminish their nutritional value. They might also contain additives like preservatives, sweeteners, or artificial flavours. In a punch bowl or large pitcher, combine 1 cup of pomegranate juice and 1/4 cup of Grand Marnier. Slowly pour in 1 bottle of chilled Champagne or sparkling wine, gently stirring to blend the flavours. Add 1 cup of chilled ginger ale or club soda to infuse an extra touch of effervescence. Keep the punch cool in the fridge and add ice just before your guests arrive so it doesn’t dilute the taste. For an extra festive touch, garnish with orange slices.