I am a little surprised at how much I like these glowing glasses. When PremierGlow.com first approached me to work on a post together I *almost* said no because I couldn’t quite see myself using light up barware. Boy am I glad I ended up saying yes. These are SO fun! I like changing up the colors of the glasses to differentiate glasses for each person (easier than labels). I love how it shows off these drinks with tonic water. (Check out my last post with a glowing cocktail.)
I’m totally excited to get to share the opportunity to win some of these amazing glowing whiskey glasses and more glowing goodies! Continue to read to see how you can win!
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Gin Mint Lemonade
This cocktail was actually inspired by a very overpriced (but delicious looking) beverage sitting in the beverage section of a speciality food store. The drink was a mint honey-lemonade. I instantly began thinking about how delicious a mint lemonade would be with gin. I mean, really. So tasty. I added in some tonic water for a bit of bubbles, light lemon flavor, and the fun glow effect that tonic has in glasses such as these Flashing Whiskey Glasses from PremierGlow.com.
Single Cocktail Ingredients:
- 1 1/4 oz Gin
- 1 oz Lemoncello
- 1 oz mint simple syrup*
- 2 oz lemonade
- 1-2 oz tonic water
- Shaker with ice
- lemon slices and sugar for rimming the glass
- Mint for Garnish
Single Cocktail Directions:
- Rub the rim of your chosen glass with a lemon slice. Dip the rim into granulated sugar.
- In a shaker combine gin, lemoncello, mint simple syrup, and lemonade. Shake to chill and strain into a glass.
- Top with tonic water.
- Garnish with mint and enjoy!
Batch Cocktail Ingredients:
- 1 1/4 cup Gin
- 1 cup Lemoncello
- 1 cup mint simple syrup*
- 2 cups lemonade
- tonic water to top each drink
- pitcher
- lemon slices and sugar for rimming the glass
- Mint for Garnish
Batch Cocktail Directions:
This cocktail is a great one to create in a batch, put in the fridge to chill, and then bring it out for a dinner alfresco!
- Combine the gin, lemoncello, simple syrup, and lemonade in a pitcher. Stir and put in fridge to chill.
- Prep glasses with a sugar rim.
- Pour 6 oz of mixture into rimmed glass, top with tonic water, garnish with mint, and enjoy!
How to make Mint Simple Syrup:
Mint simple syrup is super easy to make. Combine 1 cup sugar with 1 cup water in a sauce pan on medium heat. Drop in a few springs of mint. Stir occasionally. Once all of the sugar has dissolved move the temp to low and allow the mixture to absorb the mint flavors for about 15 min. Strain into a bottle and store in fridge up to two weeks.
A Glowing Giveaway!
Prize: 4 of the glowing rocks glasses , glow straws, ice cubes and possibly more fun glowing goodies.
Rules/Guidelines: Enter to win a glowing gift box prize from PremierGlow.Com that includes 4 flashing rocks glasses (or equivalent chosen by PremierGlow), glow straws, ice cubes and more glowing goodies. You must be 18 to enter and have a US Mailing Address to win. This giveaway is from A Well Crafted Party and PremierGlow.com. Family and contractors of Jenni Bost are ineligible to win. This promotion is in no way sponsored, endorsed or administered by, or associated with Facebook or Twitter. By entering, Entrants agree to a complete release of Facebook or Twitter. No Cash Value. PremierGlow.com will provide the prize to a US Mailing Address. Giveaway begins Saturday, August 20 at 12:00 AM PST and ends Sunday, August 28 at 12:00 AM PST. The winner will be emailed at the email provided and given 48 hours to claim their prize. After 48 hours the prize will be awarded to someone else.
3 Comments
These photos are lovely! I might try this one out! I love a refreshing lemonade cocktail in summer!
I love margaritas!
These are AMAZING. I love the idea of changing the glass’s colors so everyone knows which one is theirs!
I am a big fan of mint lemonade, actually. I can’t wait to try out this recipe!
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