By Julia Diakow

Sparkling cocktails have always been synonymous with New Years Eve. What better way to ring in the New Year, a fresh start, than with a crisp bubbly glass of elegance. We’re big fans of both simple and extravagant bubbly cocktails. To please a large crowd, look no further than the French 75, a delicious concoction of either Gin or Cognac, lemon juice, and sugar, topped with Champagne. But why stop at New Years Eve? The pop, fizz, clink combination should be enjoyed all year round! One part spirit, sweet, sour, and sparkling- essentially a perfect combination! For those that are looking for a more extravagant show stopper, we’ve got three recipes for you below!

 

Odin’s Wild Ride

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Cocktail by Andrew Whibley, Bartender at The Cloakroom, Montreal

45 ml Bittermens Solståndet Akvavit

15 ml Calvados

15 ml Manzanilla Sherry

15 ml Benedictine

20 ml Simple syrup

30 ml Lemon juice

3 dashes Dale de Groff Pimento Bitters

1 dash Scrappy’s Celery Bitters

Combine all ingredients, shake over ice, fine strain into flute, top with Cava

 

First to the Post

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Cocktail by Alex Black, Portfolio Ambassador Sovereign Canada, Bartender at Tableau, Vancouver

30 ml NY Distilling Dorothy Parker Gin

30 ml Lemongrass hibiscus green tea syrup

15 ml Lemon juice

2 dashes Scrappy’s Lavender Bitters

3 dashes Scrappy’s Black Lemon Bitters

Combine all ingredients, shake over ice, fine strain into Collins glass with ice, top with bubbles, garnish with lavender and mint

 

Nordic Breeze

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Cocktail by Julia Diakow, Marketing Sovereign Canada

30 ml Ford’s Gin

15 ml Bittermens Solståndet Akvavit

30 ml Lemon juice

15 ml Elderflower syrup

2 dashes Scrappy’s Celery Bitters

Combine all ingredients, shake over ice, fine strain into a flute, top with bubbles and garnish with lemon and fennel sprig

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