Valentine’s Day Cocktails Recipes

Valentine’s Day Cocktails Recipes


1.Romance  is a candy ‘tini with Kahlua, Bailey’s, Creme de Cacao and cream. Garnish it with shaved chocolate and pay attention to presentation, and this one gets a big “wow!”
Romance Cocktail Recipe: Kahlua, Carolan's Irish Cream, Creme de Cacao, Cream2.The Chocolate Cherry Cha Cha {MixThatDrink Original} uses cherry liqueur and sparkling water with chocolate vodka and coconut rum to reproduce the flavor of a chocolate covered cherry. Plus, it’s a gorgeous bright red.
3.The Soft Love is a reddish-pink cordial that tastes like banana and cherry. Perfect before dinner.


  2. Soft Love Cocktail recipe: creme de banames, cherry vodka, whipping cream, grenadine4. Robin’s Nest may not sound the part, but it sure looks and tastes it. It’s red, and features the flavors of cranberry juice with creme de cacao.
The Robin's Nest cocktail is one of those divine taste sensations that make you not care that it's reddish-pink. The mix of cranberry juice and creme de cacao is one of those things that was meant to be.The Creamy Chocolate Raspberry tastes just like it sounds, with a red sugar rim to make it festive.
The Creamy Chocolate Raspberry cocktail has a very simple flavor that blends chocolate and raspberry with a base of vanilla. It's a sweet, delicious combination, which makes it a great choice for a dessert drink.
    5.The Kiss on the Lips is a blended peach, mango and berry cocktail served on Carnival Cruise lines.
    Kiss on the Lips drink recipe: peach schnapps, mango, grenadine
      6.The Vesper is James Bond’s signature cocktail in Casino Royale, not the famous “shaken, not stirred” vodka martini. It’s named for the woman who broke his heart.
      Vesper drink recipe: Gordon's Gin, Stolichnaya Blue, Kina Lillet
        7.The Hanky Pinky is an old classic with an orange-spice-mint taste that’s hard to pin down, but addictive.
        The Hanky Panky Cocktail is a classic that dates back to at least the 1920s. The flavor is hard to describe - bitter orange with mint and hints of spice. This version features Fernet Branca, a bitter.
          8.The Lady Killer certainly deserves a place among Valentine’s Day cocktails. Sweet and fruity.
          Lady Killer drink recipe: gin, Cointreau, apricot brandy, passion fruit, pineapple
            9.The Love Bite is a shooter – cherry, orange and cream.
            Love Bite Cocktail recipe with cherry liqueur, orange liqueur and cream.
              10.The Pomegranate Martini is a fine choice for the holiday. It comes out pinkish, like the Cosmopolitan, which is another safe and easy choice that works.
              Pomegranate Martini recipe: pomegranate juice, vodka or gin, Cointreau
                11.The English Rose is bright red and rimmed with sugar – ideally, gold sugar.
                English Rose Cocktail recipe: apricot brandy, gin, vermouth, grenadine, lemon
                    12.The Boulevardier is a little like a Negroni, featuring Campari, bourbon and vermouth.
                    The Boulevardier drink recipe with whiskey, Campari and sweet vermouth.
                      13.The Phoebe Snow is an old classic that uses Dubonnet, cognac and just a touch of absinthe. Just explaining it sounds frightfully romantic!
                      Phoebe Snow Cocktail recipe: Dubonnet, cognac, absinthe
                        14.The Tiatip is a gorgeous black and white layered shooter featuring Tia Maria and Bailey’s. Because it’s just two layers, it’s very easy to pour and looks fantastic. Tastes even better.
                        Tiatip drink recipe - Tia Maria, Bailey's
                          15.The Scarlett O’Hara, on the other hand, has a name that calls to mind romance. And Southern Comfort. Not a bad combination.
                          The Scarlet O’Hara is a sweet and tart drink, featuring Southern Comfort and cranberry juice. Its popularity has declined in recent years, and it’s overdue for a revival.
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