Make This Spring Savage With Delicious Drink Recipes

Spring has sprung which means it's time to celebrate! Warmer weather means that you'll want to start spending more time outdoors and Savage Scorpions found a few refreshing spring cocktail ideas to sip on while you're out there. Even if "April showers" pop up, these drinks will be just as enjoyable if you're sitting inside and watching the rain fall! 


Keep in mind, the one creative cocktail ingredient that you should add to the ingredients list of each of these drinks is one of our exciting Savage Scorpions. These recipes are delicious, but our savage addition takes every drink from ordinary to extraordinary! 

 With the Kentucky Derby coming up on May 2, it's a good time to learn how to make this fresh bourbon cocktail which is a favorite at that event. (Don't worry, our Savage Scorpions don't mind the cold from that crushed ice one bit!)

 Mint Julep
from TownAndCountryMag.com

  • 2 oz. Bourbon
  • 1/2-oz. Simple Syrup
  • Fresh Mint
  • Crushed Ice
Instructions: 
In a julep cup (or a highball glass) muddle 2 sprigs of mint with the simple syrup. Fill cup 3/4 full with crushed ice. Add bourbon. Stir. Fill remaining glass with crushed ice and a sprig of mint. 

photo from www.TownAndCountryMag.com 

There's nothing better after a refreshing spring shower than seeing the sun pop out from behind the clouds. This drink brings some of that "sunshine" to your glass. 

Sunshine
from Esquire.com 
  • 2 oz. white rum
  • 1/2-oz. vermouth
  • 1 oz. pineapple juice
  • 1 dash grenadine
Directions:
Shake ingredients well with cracked ice, then strain into chilled cocktail glass. 
photo from www.Esquire.com 
Cinnamon whiskey has a savage flavor that fits in perfectly with what Savage Scorpions are all about! This recipe brings a springtime favorite, lemonade, to the mix. 

 Fireball Pink Lemonade
from Delish.com 

  • 1 bottle lemonade (24 oz.)
  • 1 c. Fireball cinnamon whiskey
  • 1 tbsp. grenadine
  • 2 c. ice
  • 1 lemon, sliced
1) Pour the lemonade, Fireball, and 1 tbsp. grenadine in a large pitcher. Stir and taste, adding grenadine until you reach the desired color/flavor you'd like. 

2) Fill mason jars or other glasses with ice. Pour in pink lemonade, and garnish glasses with a slice of lemon. (You can place any remaining slices in the lemonade pitcher.) 

photo from www.Delish.com 
Although our unique cocktail garnish works deliciously in each of these drinks, don't forget that a good old scorpion shot can be just as refreshing. If you happen to be a bar or restaurant owner, Savage Scorpions are an excellent addition to your menu. People are always intrigued when you offer them something with a Savage Scorpion in it and they can't wait to share the excitement with everyone that they know! 


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