Here Comes Peter Cottontail Cocktail

Start your Easter brunch off with Here Comes Peter Cottontail, a refreshing cocktail or mocktail bursting with bright notes of strawberry, lemongrass, and grapefruit. But the flavor experience doesn’t stop there. Vallozzi’s mixologists, Laura Karner and Stephanie Yarup, added more to the drink. “We immediately wanted to make a fun cotton candy cocktail when we heard our assigned line was ‘Here Comes Peter Cottontail.’ To welcome spring, we wanted a bright sangria with plenty of fruit and botanicals.” They complete their drink with pure fun: a puff of cotton candy garnish goes in the glass before you pour the cocktail. Plus, you can be just as fancy with your mocktail if that’s what you prefer.

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What is Domaine de Canton in This Cocktail?

Domaine de Canton is the original ginger liqueur using only the finest ingredients. To start, the company farms ginger from Asia before hand-cutting it, rinsing it, and letting it dry for several days after. From here, hand-picked vanilla beans and honey stir into the recipe for a little bit of sweetness to balance out the sharp burst of ginger.

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A short wine glass with a Here Comes Peter Cottontail inside as a ball of cotton candy sits over the top of the glass. A golden bunny sits in the background by a pastel backdrop.

Here Comes Peter Cottontail Cocktail


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  • Author: Laura Karner and Stephanie Yarup

Description

A mocktail or cocktail recipe to celebrate Easter!


Ingredients

Scale

For the cocktail:

For the mocktail:

  • 4 oz strawberry lemonade
  • 1 oz grapefruit juice
  • Splash of ginger ale
  • Cotton candy
  • Strawberries


Instructions

  1. Shake all of the liquid ingredients with ice.
  2. Fill a wine glass with cotton candy (about .3 oz).
  3. Pour the drink over the cotton candy.
  4. Garnish with sliced strawberries.

Recipe by Vallozzi’s Mixologists, Laura Karner and Stephanie Yarup
Story by Star Laliberte
Styling by Anna Franklin
Photography by Laura Petrilla

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