Harrogate Nights (cocktail)
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| Harrogate Nights | |
| Type: | Cocktail |
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| Primary alcohol by volume: | |
| Served: | "On the rocks"; poured over ice |
| Standard garnish: | orange slice |
| Standard drinkware: |
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| Commonly used ingredients: |
2.5cl (1 part) Vodka 1.25cl (1/2 part) Archers (Peach Schnapps) 1.25cl (1/2 part) Malibu 2.5cl (1 part) Fresh Orange Juice 2.5cl (1 part) Fresh Pineapple Juice dash of Fresh Cranberry Juice |
| Preparation: | Fill a Collins glass with ice then add a dash of cranberry juice. Add the rest of the ingredients to the Boston glass, shake and strain into the Collins glass. Garnish and serve. |
Harrogate Nights is an alcoholic beverage or cocktail made with vodka, archers (peach schnapps), malibu, fresh orange juice fresh pineapple juice and fresh cranberry juice.
[edit] Origin
The drink originally came to prominence in the affluent spa town of Harrogate, North Yorkshire. Served townwide, individuals of all ages can be seen sipping on its fruity goodness throughout the day.
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