Satsuma Christmas Cocktail

I love fruity cocktails and my Satsuma Christmas Cocktail is a delicious mix of that wonderful Christmassy Clementine taste plus moreish Silent Pool Gin.

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The countdown to Christmas has really began at my house and I’ve been experimenting with the delicious Surrey made gin by Silent Pool.

The Silent Pool Gin is strong and full-bodied and fresh but has a floral taste. It uses 24 unique floral flavours including lavender and chamomile which is well balanced with a subtle lemon/citrus and honey taste. I really love this gin after try it and I can’t wait to use it more in the future. It makes the drinks smooth and although strong it blends with other flavours incredibly well.

Satsuma Christmas Cocktail

This is a delicious cocktail. I love the mix of the iconic Silent Pool flavour with the clementine juice. It’s a proper festive treat. The curl of the satsuma I love too. Little garnish to make it even more special for friends and family.

Satsuma Christmas Cocktail

Sisley White
I love fruity cocktails and my Satsuma Christmas Cocktail is a delicious mix of that wonderful Christmassy Clementine taste plus moreish Silent Pool Gin.
5 from 10 votes
Prep Time 5 mins
Total Time 5 mins
Course Drinks
Cuisine American, English, International
Servings 1 drink
Calories 130 kcal

Ingredients
 

  • 25 ml Silent Pool gin Use 50ml if you want a stronger drink
  • 1 tablespoon of satsuma juice
  • 1 slice of satsuma to decorate
  • Bottlegreen sparkling pomegranate and elderflower pressé

Instructions
 

  • Add the Silent Pool gin to a cooled cocktail glass.
  • Stir in the satsuma juice.
  • Top up with the sparking pomegranate and elderflower.
  • Decorate with the slice of satsuma and enjoy.

Notes

If you have some fresh pomegranate add a sprinkle to the cocktail to make it more festive.

Nutrition

Calories: 130kcal

Please note that the nutrition information provided above is approximate and meant as a guideline only.

Keyword Pomegranate Elderflower and Satsuma Christmas Cocktail, Silent pool cocktail
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A simple but delicious (and very attractive) Christmas cocktail. Simple stir together cocktails like this are my favourite. Perfect flavours ready to sip at a Christmas party. Once you’ve tried Silent Pool you will really want to go back for a second drink.

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