Decide what you want your cocktail to look like.
curacao or green creme de menthe. The other issue is your cocktail’s presentation. What kind of glass do you want-a basic highball, a sophisticated martini or a get-it-done shot?
Get down to the fundamental mixology.
Say you want the smooth, smoky flavor of tequila with a touch of sweetness for watching the St. Paddy’s Day parade. Here, you may consider making a simple substitution of blue curacao for grenadine in the recipe of a tequila sunrise. Your drink will taste similar with additional orange flavor and the yellow of the orange juice combines with the blue liqueur to make a festive green. Experimentation is crucial at this juncture; just be sure to write down what you try before you forget.
Tweak the recipe to perfection.
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Chances are, you won’t get the proportions just right the first time. So, try and try again, and don’t forget to get the opinion of the long-legged cutie in cut-offs at the end of the bar. You have a ready-made conversation starter and the possibility to drive her home once your very own cocktail is complete.
