Expert Tips for Signature Cocktails

Choose a signature cocktail that fits with the other elements of your party, but don't be afraid to make a splash with some of the latest trends.

Serving Tips:

• A colorful orange sugar rim turns White Sangria into a Signature Cocktail.

• Take a slice of lemon or lime and rub the wedge around the edge of the glass to get it slightly damp.

• Hold the glass upside down and twist into the sugar to create a sugar rimmed glass.

• Rim the glasses ahead of time - or - leave a colorful dish out so guests can rim their own glasses.

• A Rasberry Mojito is another great option for a signature cocktail. The raspberry adds some tartness to a traditionally sweet drink.

• You can give your signature cocktail additional color & presentation by providing accompanying skewers stacked with fresh mint and raspberries for garnish.

• Buy long party skewers so that when you lay them on top of your glasses, they don't fall through.

• Start with one raspberry and push it almost all the way to the back of the skewer- leaving some room at the end.

• Then push the tip of a mint leaf through the skewer but don't push it all the way back.

• Add another raspberry to the skewer.

• Then take the bottom of the mint leave and wrap it back up through the skewer so that it creates a cradle for the raspberry.

• Continue in this manner until the skewer is full - leaving some room at both ends for the skewer to rest on the glass rim.

• Experiment with different types of berries for additional color and flavor.

• Serve a Signature Pom-tini.
• Give an upscale and professional vibe to your party that will leave guests feeling special.
• Preparation can be done ahead of time leaving you with time to spend with your guests.
• Signature cocktails add dimension to the other decorative items at your party.
• It's more cost effective to buy ingredients for just one or two signature drinks rather than an open bar.