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Delicious Pampelle Cocktail Recipes

14 May 2021 by brisbanista Leave a Comment

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National Aperitif Day is held on the 20th of May and is right around the corner. Pampelle is the world’s first ruby red grapefruit aperitif.

The day occurs on the third Thursday of every May and is an ode to the delicious ritual of enjoying an appetite-stimulating drink before dinner.

The Pampelle mixologists have also created cocktails that highlight the versatility of this world-class aperitif that can be made from the comfort of your own home. If you are looking for the perfect tipple to celebrate National Aperitif Day we recommend:

Forbidden Fruit Recipe

Ingredients

1 part Pampelle
1 and 1/2 parts Dry Gin
1 part Ruby Red Grapefruit juice

Method

  1. Pour ingredients into a shaker over ice.
  2. Shake then strain into a chilled cocktail glass.
  3. Serve with a small slice of Ruby Red Grapefruit.

Pampelle Ruby Rose Recipe

Ingredients

1 part Pampelle
3 parts Dry Rosé
1 part Soda Water

Method

  1. Into a large wine glass add plenty of ice.
  2. Pour in the measured ingredients and give a slight stir.
  3. Garnish with a wedge of Ruby Red Grapefruit.

About Pampelle

Crafted on the banks of the River Charente in the Cognac region of France, Pampelle Grapefruit Aperitif is an artisanal, versatile liqueur capturing the bittersweet essences of the Ruby Red Grapefruit. An artisanal infusion of natural botanicals, maceration of citrus peels, Eau de Vie together with Ruby Red Grapefruit from the Mediterranean Island of Corsica. The taste is fresh and reminiscent of the south of France, capturing the emotion of the Mediterranean lifestyle, whilst being underpinned by French craftsmanship.

For more information, please visit the Pampelle website: https://www.pampelle.com/

Available from Dan Murphy’s or Liquorland.

Filed Under: Eat + Drink, Recipes Tagged With: cocktails, Pampelle, recipes

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