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Southern Toast, a Rum-Based Old Fashioned Cocktail This rum Old Fashioned recipe uses a maraschino liqueur to add a subtle touch of cherry and almond without adding any messy muddled fruit. -
A Genever Cocktail Perfect for Brunch Young genever gives this variation of a the French 75 pronounced notes of peach and basil, making it the perfect brunch cocktail. -
The Martinez, a Genever-Based Manhattan Some early mentions of this recipe call for Old-Tom style gin, but this one uses genever, which gives this Manhattan cocktail variation added malty notes. -
A Sour Cocktail with a Genever Twist Genever is a versatile spirit, and it replaces gin in this riff on the classic Bee's Knees recipe to make a refreshing, citrusy sour cocktail. -
The Sum Nice, Sum Spice Genever Cocktail Cucumber, serrano pepper, mint and lime make this refreshing cocktail more like a spicy spa water. No Genever? Swap it out for Tequila or vodka. -
An Easy-to-Make Riff on the Negroni Cocktail A tribute to Amsterdam's red light district, this version of a Negroni cocktail replaces gin with genever for an added ruby hue and depth of flavor. -
A Cosmopolitan Cocktail Perfect for Wine Lovers While we have nothing against the classics, this riff on Cosmopolitan cocktail has a touch of Riesling for added brightness and depth of flavor. -
A Classic Gimlet Cocktail with a Refreshing Cucumber Twist Lime juice and simple syrup create the sweet, tart backdrop of a classic gimlet cocktail. But adding cucumber give this drink an added layer of freshness. -
Grapefruit, Pisco and Kabinett Riesling Cocktail Inspired by a modern classic, the Paper Plane cocktail, this recipe uses a Kabinett Riesling for its pronounced grapefruit notes, and pairs it with pisco. -
Off-Dry Riesling Pineapple Spritz Not too sweet, not too dry, Halbtrocken Riesling brings plenty of acidity to this cocktail while still allowing the fruit to shine through.