Mixology
Nazcal are functional spirits, so substituting in classic cocktail recipes is a great idea for creating signature drinks. Here are some variations based on classic cocktailsβ¦
Nazcal are functional spirits, so substituting in classic cocktail recipes is a great idea for creating signature drinks. Here are some variations based on classic cocktailsβ¦
This Sunday (28 June 2-6pm), Nazcal is taking over The Full Moon Courtyard in Bristol for the Monkeytails Yard Party, and it is completely free to get in. We're talking DJs, drinks, sunshine, and something genuinely new to taste. If you're in Bristol this weekend and youβre not there, you'll be explaining yourself to your future self for a long time.
Tonic water's slightly bitter and effervescent quality complements Nazcal's herbal and botanical notes. It enhances the drink with a refreshing and mildly bitter undertone, creating a balanced and crisp classic to the magical G&T. Our personal favourite is... Buho!
The spicy kick of ginger beer pairs beautifully with Nazcal's nuanced flavours, adding depth and a zesty warmth to the mocktail. It's a fantastic choice for those who enjoy a more intense and flavourful drink. Like the classic Moscow Mule I like to have mine with a shot or two of Puma for that proper Kungfu kick that just does the trick!
Lemonade's citrusy brightness complements Nazcal's herbal profile, creating a vibrant and refreshing beverage. The tartness of lemonade balances well with Nazcal's complexities, resulting in a lively and uplifting if youβre looking for a Lynchburg lemonade then try Mariposa and decadent freshly squeezed lemonade and a dash of orange and mango juice.
Soda water serves as a neutral base, allowing Nazcal's intricate flavours to shine. Fresh lime adds a zesty twist, enhancing the drink with a crisp and citrusy note. It's a simple yet elegant drink that highlights Nazcal's nuances for those of us looking for a good vibe and a fresh slate for natural way to go out and play.
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