Add a splash of concord grape juice and BAM - you're a sophisticated man who should be taken seriously. Vodka with ginger ale? That's a lowly frat party drink. 1oz of Grape Juice **- the concord grape juice is what makes this cocktail.*Note: some folks prefer Sprite we are not among them. Ginger Ale * - once the ice is in and the vodka has been added, fill the rest of the cup with grandma's favorite ginger ale but be sure to leave about an inch and a half of space at the top.As for the vodka, most brands will do but we're Ketel One people around here. If you're drinking at the clubhouse, you just played 18 holes, indulge yourself. If you're drinking on the course, you never know when you'll see the cart girl again. 4oz of Vodka - that's right, we're making it a double, people.Fill 3/4 cup with Ice Cubes - this drink should be enjoyed cold, damn it.To get your transfusion just right, grab a glass and follow these 4 steps: A little too much of any one thing can throw the balance off this magical elixir and leave you wishing you had just ordered a beer. Portions, portions, portions - that's the name of the game when it comes to the transfusion. If you get the portions wrong it will taste terrible.
Every golf and country club bar, from your local municipal clubhouse to Augusta National, should be capable of making one.This bare bones golf drink recipe also means: The recipe for a good transfusion cocktail is fairly straight forward. Golf's mightiest cocktail consists of only 4 ingredients: ice, vodka, ginger ale and grape juice. It's delicious, refreshing, potent enough to numb the pain of a double bogey, and does one hell of a job of soothing hangovers.īelow, our team has provided a fool-proof recipe for the perfect transfusion. But what is a transfusion, exactly?įor the uninitiated, the transfusion is a true golfer's golf cocktail. If you golf regularly, chances are you've heard someone order a transfusion at some point.
0 kommentar(er)
