Valentine’s Day Cocktail Recipes

The following recipes are perfect for Valentine’s Day celebrations! Romance is in the air and it is time for some one on one with your loved one and some delicious cocktails! Enjoy each other’s company and the smooth flavour of Quartz Vodka!

Stray Dog

45 ml (1.5 oz.) Quartz Vodka

15 ml (0.5 oz.) Kayak white vermouth

60 ml (2 oz.) grapefruit juice

15 ml (o.5 oz.) maraschino liqueur

2 g of fleur de sel

Grapefruit wedge

Basil leaf

Ice cubes

1. Rim an old-fashioned glass with salt

2. Add a few ice cubes to the glass

3. Combine vodka, vermouth, grapefruit juice and maraschino liqueur in a shaker filled with ice

4. Shake vigorously

5. Double filter into the glass using an ice strainer and a sieve

6. Garnish with grapefruit wedge and basic leaf

7. Enjoy

Martini Vesper

45 ml (1.5 oz.) Ungava premium gin

15 ml (0.5 oz.) Quartz vodka

15 ml (0.5 oz.) de vin apéritif Lillet blanc

Twist of lemon

Ice cubes

1. Place a few ice cubes in a martini glass to cool it

2. In a shaker filled with ice cubes, combine all ingredients except for the lemon zest. Shake for several seconds

3. Remove ice from the martini glass

4. Strain into the chilled martini glass

5. Garnish with a twist of lemon

Learn more about Quartz Vodka here: https://ungavaco.com/

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