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Share Whenever you want to save something for later, make sure to click on the Share link 18 October 2017 | 22:00 PM Europe/Amsterdam By: Senior & Co. Summary Ask 10 people on the street how to pronounce Blue Curaçao and you will probably get 10 different answers. They’ll start brave and pronounce the blue flawlessly, but the when they get to the word Curaçao that is where their tongue gets twisted. The name Blue Curaçao refers to the fact that this liqueur is made with a special fruit—the Laraha—that can only grow on the Caribbean island of Curaçao. The Laraha is a bitter orange but very aromatic. To make a genuine (Blue) Curaçao liqueur one can use the peels of the Laraha that must first be dried. Through the years the Blue Curaçao has gained serious notability as it has been used in many great blue cocktails. The funny thing is that now many people know the term Blue Curaçao, but doesn’t know that Curaçao is (read more)

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Chances are, if you’ve ever had a blue cocktail, it was made with Blue Curacao. This intriguing blue liquor is one of the most popular ingredients in scores of blue-colored cocktails. Take a Look ↓↓↓ The color is a cool ocean blue that makes you think of tropical beaches with white sands and beautiful blue water. Below, we learn more about blue curacao liqueur and share a few fantastic cocktail recipes. What is Blue Curacao? Now, two questions that many people ask are, “Does blue curacao have alcohol?” and “What is curacao?” The answer to the first question is yes. Curacao alcohol contains about 25 percent alcohol by volume (ABV), putting it in the midrange category compared to other alcoholic beverages like gin, vodka, rum, and whiskey with 40 percent ABV. Curacao also has a very colorful history. The mixed drink was invented in the 1800s by Dutch settlers on the Caribbean island of Curacao. Initially, the drink was offered in many different colors, such as red, green, orange, and clear. The original color of the beverage is clear, it’s colored using blue food coloring. The liqueur is flavored using orange peel, which comes from a unique type of orange tree called Laraha that grows on Curacao island. And since 1896, the original curacao liqueur is still made on the island. The Bols company created blue curacao and began selling it around 1912. Over the years, it’s become a staple in many beach bars and resorts worldwide. What Does Blue Curacao Taste Like Blue curacao has a distinct sweet orange peel taste and a subtle bitter finish. The flavor reminds us of Triple Sec, but with just a bit more bitterness. How Much Does Blue Curacao Cost? The average price for a 750-milliliter bottle of blue curacao starts at about $10 and up. However, we highly recommend going with at least a mid-priced bottle as the overall quality is often better than cheaper brands. Below you can find 6 fantastic blue curacao cocktail recipes sure to take your taste buds straight to paradise. Source: 1. Blue Hawaii Drink The legendary Blue Hawaii is a blue curacao cocktail that captures the essence and spirit of a Hawaiian vacation. The blue curacao not only gives this drink its gorgeous blue hue but also complements its other citrus ingredients. The drink is made with vodka, rum, blue curacao, lime juice, lemon juice, pineapple juice, and simple syrup or sour mix. Lime slices and pineapple are popular garnishes. Now, don’t confuse this with the Blue Hawaiian, which uses cream of coconut instead of simple syrup or sour mix. The cocktail came to be in 1957 and was invented by Harry Yee, a bartender in Waikiki, Hawaii. Harry created the drink as a marketing ply after a sales rep for Blue Curacao asked him to make a new cocktail featuring their orange-flavored liqueur. Source: 2. Aqua Velva Tart, sweet, and bubbly, the Aqua Velva is a blue curacao drink like no other! This cocktail is a child of the 180s and was inspired by the popular Aqua Velva aftershave. Now, some versions of this tropical drink can be a little overly sweet, but if you make it using soda water and fresh lemon juice, the taste becomes more refreshingly complex. Source: 3. Blue Margarita The classic margarita gets a Carrabean makeover in this cocktail recipe for Blue Margarita featuring blue curacao liqueur. This drink has a refreshingly tart but sweet taste that tingles the taste buds. The bitter-sweet notes of the blue curacao dance sublimely with the robust agave-flavored tequila and lime juice. Lime, lemon, or orange wedges make for a beautiful garnish. As for history, the original margarita was invented by a bartender named Carlos “Danny” Herrera. The story goes that Danny made the drink for his girlfriend Majorie King, a beautiful Ziegfeld dancer. She wanted him to make her a Magnolia cocktail, but Danny used tequila instead of gin and accidentally created the margarita, which is Spanish for “daisy.” Source: 4. Blue Lagoon Cocktail You can go wrong with the Blue Lagoon for a super-easy blue curacao cocktail. This vibrantly colored drink has a clear, crisp, and straightforward taste featuring the flavors of lemon and vodka. Now, most versions call for lemonade to make it sweeter. However, just use lemon juice if you prefer a tart taste. You can also add simple syrup with the lemon instead of using lemonade. Use lemon or lime wedges for garnish. The Blue Lagoon has a lot of different variations. The most common versions you’ll find use lemonade, blue curacao, and vodka. Like most cocktails, the history behind this drink’s a bit murky. But, the most famous story claims that it was invented in 1972 by Andy MacElhone, a bartender at Harry’s New York Bar in Paris, France. Source: 5. Blue Long Island Iced Tea Another sweet, bubbly, and tangy blue curacao cocktail is the Blue Long Island Iced Tea. This refreshing drink is a popular cousin of the original long island iced tea. Now, the original cocktail tends to carry a reputation as a low0brow drink with way too much alcohol. However, when made correctly, this classic cocktail can deliver a very nuanced, fresh flavor with a lot less alcohol than most other cocktails. And the blue curacao in this version adds a beautiful citrusy flavor along with its lovely blue hue. Garnish with a lime wedge. Source: 6. Midnight Kiss If you’re looking for a celebratory drink that takes champagne to the next level, you definitely need to try a Midnight Kiss! This bubbly drink combines the dry, tart notes of champagne with the sweet citrus flavor of blue curacao, and the vodka gives it some extra “umph.” For garnish, add sugar to the rim and a slice of orange, lemon, or lime. Also, here’s a video with four more delicious blue curacao liqueur. These recipes are sure to please. So, gather your family and friends and enjoy. Let us know your thoughts! Blue Hawaii DrinkAqua VelvaBlue MargaritaBlue Lagoon CocktailBlue Long Island Iced TeaMidnight Kiss Select your favorite recipe. Organize all the required ingredients. Enjoy the food. Let us know how it was! Author Recent Posts Cassie brings decades of experience to the Kitchen Community. She is a noted chef and avid gardener. Her new book "Healthy Eating Through the Garden" will be released shortly. When not writing or speaking about food and gardens Cassie can be found puttering around farmer's markets and greenhouses looking for the next great idea.

Instructions. Crush the mint leaves between your palms. You can also muddle using a pestle. In a serving glass, add lemon rinds, crushed mint leaves, lemon juice, blue curacao syrup and ginger juice. Fill the glass with ice cubes. Top with club soda and stir with a stirrer. Enjoy this ice cold, non alcoholic, Blue Lagoon mocktail drink immediately.

Blue curaçao equals BLUE DRINKS, or at least various shades of aquamarine. There are numerous other orange-flavoured liqueurs but blue curaçao stands out as the only vivid blue ingredient to be found in bars across the world. And like many things from the 1970s, blue drinks are "retro" and so back in vogue. Here's our best blue curaçao cocktails. Bikini MartiniWith: Gin, blue curaçao, peach schnapps and lemon say: Dick Bradsell created this 90s' "Martini" for an Agent Provocateur swimwear Eyed MartiniWith: Vodka, gin, dry vermouth and blue say: A blue-rinsed Vodka Martini with a hint of piney HawaiiWith: Light white rum, vodka, blue curaçao, pineapple juice, lime juice, lemon juice and sugar say: Aloha! A 1957 Tiki classic from Henry Kaiser's Hawaiian Village Hotel in Waikiki, LagoonWith: Vodka, blue curaçao, lime juice and lemon-lime say: This cocktail is also known as The Swimming Pool and lounging beside one, or at least imagining you are, is what this cocktail is about. Blue LadyWith: blue curaçao, gin, lemon juice and egg say: From W. J. Tarling's 1937 Café Royal Cocktail Book, this striking looking cocktail packs a whopping 45ml (1½oz) of blue curaçao but is far from being a "disco drink"Blue LassiWith: Blue curaçao, yoghurt liqueur, rose water and vodkaWe say: Baby blue creamy yoghurt with vanilla infused vodka, orange liqueur and aromatic rose Velvet MargaritaWith: Tequila, triple sec, blue curaçao and lime say: A lurid but tasty Margarita from the Velvet Margarita BlueWith: Lychee liqueur, blue curaçao, and pink grapefruit say: Emerged in Japan in the late 1990s and still popular along the Pacific Blue CocktailWith: Blue curaçao, lychee liqueur, pink grapefruit juice and lemon say: This simple turquoise cocktail tastes more adult and interesting than its colour might Reviver No. BlueWith: Gin, Lillet Blanc, blue curaçao, lemon juice and say: A revered classic cocktail blue-rinsed by Jacob Gin, calvados, blue curaçao, dry vermouth, lemon juice and sugar say: This aquamarine blue, delicately fruity gin-based cocktail comes from W. J. Tarling's 1937 Café Royal Cocktail Parrot ColadaWith:Gin, lysholm Linie Aquavit, blue curacao, maraschino liqueur, lemon juice, coconut water, sugarWe say: Gin and delicate maraschino cherry with orange and lemon, coconut and a hint of Norwegian aquavit Metal BlueWith: Mezcal, blue curaçao, lime juice, crème de pêche and cinnamon say: Orange, peach and cinnamon delicately flavour this mezcal-based Margarita CocktailWith: Añejo tequila, mezcal, maraschino, lime juice, lavender syrup, blue curaçao and sugar say: A Breaking Bad blue crystal meth inspired Margarita-like mix of seven Cocktail Vodka, blue curaçao and cranberry juiceWe say: Muscle shell blue in colour. Vodka charged cranberry and orange in MotherfuckerWith: Vodka, gin, Bacardi Carta Blanca, blanco tequila, blue curaçao, lemon juice, lime juice, sugar syrup and lemon-lime sodaWe say: A blued Long Island Iced Tea by both colour and DaiquiriWith: Light rum, blue curaçao, lime juice, lemon juice, sugar syrup and egg say: A foam-topped blue riff on two classic cocktails which honours two men named Cox, in addition to the headline Hannah No. BlueWith: Cognac, blue curaçao, lemon juice, sugar syrup and egg say: Blue curaçao replaces the more usual triple sec in this Sidecar to give it a blue Lions on The ShirtWith: Gin, blue curaçao, orange curaçao, grand marnier, orange juice, lemon juice, sugar syrup, orange bittersWe say: A blue-rinsed riff on the Tarling's 1933 competition winning Red Lion, created with the hope of celebrating another English competition win. There is one orange-flavoured liqueur for each of the three MartiniWith: Vanilla vodka, coconut liqueur, lime juice, pineapple juice, egg white and blue say: A great-looking holiday cocktail that's broaching on Tiki in more Blue Curaçao cocktails Blue Curaçao cocktail historyLooking back through vintage cocktail books to establish when blue curaçao first started to appear in cocktail recipes reveals the use of blue food colouring before a blue-coloured liqueur. For example, in Patrick Gavin Duffy's 1934 Official Mixer's Manual, the Blue Bird, Blue Moon and Blue Monday cocktails all call for "1 Dash Blue Vegetable Extract". Indeed, "blue extract" also features in the Blue Bird in the first book I've found calling for blue curaçao, the 1937 Café Royal Cocktail vintage book literally has pages of blue curaçao recipes, a whopping 22 different cocktails with an additional one with blue food colouring. The Café Royal Cocktail Book was written by William J. "Billy" Tarling and the only cocktail to use food colouring rather than the obviously then newly fashionable blue liqueur was created by his older brother Arthur Tarling, head bartender at London's Café read claims that in 1912, Bols launched a blue curaçao called Crème de Ciel (literally 'cream of sky') after the success of the 1907 Miss Hook of Holland musical, the plot of which revolves around a secret recipe for a "Cream of the Sky" liqueur. Tellingly, the recipe for the Blue Skies cocktail in the Café Royal book features both "Blue Curaçao (Garnier)" and "Crème of the Sky (Bols)" leading me to question if Crème de Ciel was indeed a blue curaçao. After all, why use two blue curaçaos in the same recipe?Another 1937 book, the third edition of The Victoria Wine Company's Here is Something That Will Interest You includes two blue curaçao cocktails and it could be that the earlier editions (which I don't have access to) contain the first use of blue curaçao in a cocktail recipe. (Hopefully, someone will answer this and the question over Crème de Ciel in the comments box below.)Two of the cocktails above come from The Café Royal book, the Darlington and the Blue Lady.

Among popular blue drinks is the Blue Lagoon cocktail which is 1 part vodka, 1 part Blue Curaçao, and 4 parts lemonade. It’s a fun, citrusy blue mixed drink that tastes like a lemonade with a slight orange tang. My Blue Mermaid cocktail on the other hand, is 2 parts Blue Curaçao and 4 parts cream soda, resulting in a vanilla-citrus blue

Find out what blue curaçao is, what it’s made from, where it gets its name, what it tastes like, and where the blue color comes from. Note: I am a Drizly affiliate and am happy to recommend their service and products to you. Please know that as an affiliate, I may receive a small commission on the products you purchase after clicking through my links. For more info, please see my disclosure policy. Have you ever been to a restaurant and seen a neon blue drink come out of the bar and wondered what ingredient turned it that color? Or have you been trying your hand at mixing up cocktails at home and come across blue Curaçao and wondering what this ingredient is and what it tastes like? Well you’re in luck! In this post, we’re going to talk all about the basics of blue Curaçao, including what it is, what it’s made from, and where it gets its name. We’ll also cover what kind of alcohol is in blue Curaçao, what it tastes like, and the best substitutes for this liqueur. If you’ve been wondering what blue Curaçao is or how to add it to your home bar, this post will help you get the answers you’ve been looking for! Blue Curaçao is a liqueur with a signature bright blue color and an orange flavor. It is a liqueur made with bitter orange peels from the island of Curacao. Though the orange peels are bitter in flavor, they are very aromatic and lend a bright citrus flavor to this liqueur. There are many different colors for Curacao, but the most popular are orange and blue. What is blue Curaçao made from? Blue Curaçao is made by soaking bitter lahara orange peels in alcohol and water. Spices and more alcohol are added a few days later before distilling this liqueur. Blue food coloring is added to this liqueur to give it its signature color. Where does blue Curaçao get its name? Blue Curaçao gets its name from the location where the oranges used in flavoring this liqueur are from. Curacao is an island in the Caribbean Sea that is owned by the Netherlands. It is southwest of Aruba and just north of Venezuela. Though Curacao used to come in a variety of colors, the most popular today are the orange and blue colors. Blue food coloring is added to this liqueur to give its signature color to make the drink look exotic and tropical. If you ever see a neon blue drink coming out of a bar or restaurant, you’ll know there’s very likely blue Curaçao in it! What kind of alcohol is blue Curaçao? Blue Curaçao is a liqueur that’s made with a neutral alcohol like vodka, or cane sugar alcohol like rum. This neutral alcohol is flavored with spices, lahara orange peels from Curacao and sweetened with sugar. What does blue Curaçao taste like? Blue Curaçao tastes similar to triple sec, an orange liqueur, but with a slightly bitter finish. It is an orange liqueur and can be used in the same way you’d use a triple sec. Is triple sec and blue Curaçao the same? Triple sec and blue Curaçao are similar, but not exactly the same. Triple sec is a general term to describe an orange flavored liqueur that is sweet and clear. It’s used in many mixed drinks, and contains about 15 to 40 percent alcohol by volume. Blue Curaçao is an orange flavored liqueur that is made with bitter orange peels from Curacao and a neutral alcohol. Though blue Curaçao can be considered a triple sec because of its orange flavor, triple sec is almost always sold as a clear liqueur. As you’re reading here, blue Curaçao always has a signature bright blue color. Read on: What is triple sec? Why is blue Curaçao blue? No one really knows why blue Curaçao is blue, but we do know that the blue is 100% not natural. It is dyed blue using food coloring. According to The Kitchn, “The origins of this offshoot product are murky. Some sources credit Bols, the Dutch spirits brand, with creating blue Curaçao in the 1920s; others cite Senior Curaçao of Curaçao, a longtime orange liqueur distiller located on the island of Curaçao, as having been the first to “blue” a curaçao. Both outfits continue to produce blue Curaçao today.” What can be substituted for blue Curaçao? If you don’t have any blue Curaçao on hand and are looking for an ingredient to replace it in your cocktails at home, your best option is to choose another orange flavored liqueur or triple sec. Though you won’t get the same signature color or bitter finish of blue Curaçao, a triple sec or Cointreau is a great choice to mimic the same orange flavor your recipe is most likely calling for in your drink. Add a few drops of blue food coloring to your drink and voila! An easy blue Curaçao substitute perfect for replacing this liqueur in all your favorite drinks. What is the alcohol content of blue Curaçao? Depending on the brand you use, the alcohol content of blue Curaçao can range from about 15% to 25%. Compare that with a triple sec, with an alcohol content around 15% to 40%. What is the best way to drink blue Curaçao? The best way to drink blue Curaçao is in mixed drinks that call for an orange liqueur. Some of the most popular drinks with this liqueur are: Blue MargaritaBlue HawaiiBlue LagoonAqua VelvaBluebird Can I drink blue Curaçao alone? You certainly can drink just about any liqueur on its own, however with the high sugar content of blue Curaçao, you’ll likely find yourself with a headache before drinking too much. If you choose to drink blue Curaçao alone, know that a little goes a long way and it shines best as an ingredient in mixed drinks. Where to buy blue Curaçao You can buy blue Curaçao at most liquor stores and some grocery stores in states where it’s legal to sell alcohol. You’re also likely to find blue Curaçao on the menu in mixed drinks at bars and restaurants. If you’re a fan of blue Curaçao or are just getting familiar with this product, I hope this post has helped you get the information you need to determine if you’d like to add this beautiful blue liqueur to your home bar.

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^{Curaçao (likér) Curacao (také psáno Curaçao, ( [kyʀaˈsaːo] IPA) je likér ochucený sušenými slupkami citrusového ovoce zvaného laraha, pěstovaného na ostrově Curaçao . Modré Curacao. Laraha je rostlina podobná pomeranči, vyšlechtěná ze sladkých pomerančů z Valencie a přivezená na ostrov španělskými cestovateli.} BLUE LAGOON 1 1/2 oz. (45ml) Vodka 1 1/2 oz. (45ml) Blue Curaçao 4 oz. (120ml) Lemonade Splash Lime Juice Garnish: Lemon Wheel, Cherry PREPARATION 1. To an ice filled shaker combine vodka, lemonade and lime juice. Shake well. 2. Add ice to serving glass and pour mix over top. Drizzle blue curacao on top. 3. Garnish with a lemon wheel and a cherry.

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The liqueur curaçao can trace its origins to 1700s Holland, and was popularised during the 1878 World Exhibition in Paris, where it was on display. With the addition of vibrant colouring, blue curaçao rose to modern prominence during the 1950s with the creation of the Blue Hawaiian cocktail, invented by legendary Waikiki bartender Harry Yee.

Directions. Fill the champagne about 1/2 way into the glass. Add about 1 tablespoon of the blue curaçao liqueur. Add lemon peel. Ta-Da! You have your blue champagne cocktail! This is so quick and easy that you will find it a fun way to liven up any occasion, even a large party. 5STarTip: For a boy baby shower, this would be a perfect champagne

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To make the colors of the rainbow, we first pour a part grenadine syrup into a 16 oz / 400 ml glass. Then fill the glass with ice cubes or crushed ice. In a separate cup, you mix 4 oz / 160 ml pineapple juice with 2 oz / 80 ml Malibu. This mixture is poured over the glass with syrup and ice. To create an orange layer, you can stir for a moment.

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Senior Liqueur is an orange liqueur, using the Laraha, making it a genuine Curaçao Liqueur. It can be used as a Triple Sec as it serves the same purpose in a cocktail recipe. An interesting note is that a lot of the Dutch Curaçao Liqueurs used to be made with brandy. Some believe that the use of brandy is the difference between a Curaçao and

Yes, blue curacao is an alcoholic beverage! The alcoholic content of blue curacao varies depending on the brand, but it’s usually around 25% ABV. For reference, stronger spirits like whiskey, rum, and vodka are around 40% ABV. A 25% ABV is considered moderately strong.

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Cách pha chế cocktail Blue Margarita. Cocktail Blue Margarita là loại đồ uống lý tưởng để uống khi ở hồ bơi, chúng tôi sẽ hướng dẫn bạn cách pha chế loại cocktail này. Bước 1: Bạn cần có. - 2 thìa cà phê muối thô. - 1 lát chanh. - 50 ml rượu tequila. - 25 ml rượu Curacao xanh

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