A few years ago, London's Octave Restaurant and Jazz Bar came up with a fancy new drink in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The drink, aptly called The Pink Ribbon, is a blend of pomegranate and rose petal vodka; 50p ($1) of each cocktail went to the Pink Ribbon Foundation. However, since London is quite far for most, I've analyzed their ingredients and have created a similar recipe for you to try at home! To check out the Pink Ribbon — a great choice to serve at your Party for the Cure — read more
Pink Ribbon
Inspired by a drink from Octave Restaurant and Jazz Bar
Sparkling rosé wine or sparkling water, to top off the glass
2 oz pomegranate juice
1 oz rose petal vodka
fresh rose petals
- Add pomegranate juice and vodka to a cocktail shaker with crushed ice. Shake and strain into chilled champagne flute. Top off with sparkling water or sparkling rosé wine. Garnish with fresh rose petals.
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Rick Owens
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This looks like one elegant drink.
1This looks tasty!
2Pomegranate juice is so popular these days!
3i will definitely hit the Octave to try this drink when i go to london next year. Yummy!
4Mmm. Where would I find rose petal vodka, I wonder?
5Oh my gosh! I love pomegranate! The grocery stores here do fresh pomegranate juice.....it's so lovely. They also combine with beet juice. Rose petal vodka will be a tough one to buy here so I'll go with the regular stuff.
6i'm gonna try this at home!
7Ladies you can purchase rose petal vodka here. It's kind of pricey, you could try using regular vodka with some rose water or what I might do is try another flavored vodka like berry or pomegranate. Good luck!
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