Headline »

05/13/2013 – 9:10 am | One Comment | 238 views

Welcome to our new series Skineez Fashion Focus, sponsored by one of our favorite leggings and shapewear companies Skineez Skincarewear®. This six story series will help you achieve the best up-to-date looks by keeping abreast of the latest fashion trends throughout the year! This month, we will cover five of our favorite Spring trends that you can incorporate into your wardrobe now to transition from cooler to warmer climes.

Read the full story »
TGATP Life and Style

Not merely a blog, TGATP is a lifestyle! From fabulous fashion and beauty products to the latest in food and libations to the hottest gadgetry and travel spots - we provide you with the skinny on the best that Life has to offer!

TGATP Beauty Best

Reviews of the latest beauty products and gadgets.

TGATP Wear
TGATP Screen
TGATP Gadgets

The best in electronics.

Home » TGATP Eat and Imbibe

Get Soused with Bombay Sapphire Royal Wedding Cocktails

Submitted by on 04/28/2011 – 9:13 am | 32 views

Start your Royal Wedding party started tonight with these yummy Bombay Sapphire cocktails!  The London Dry Gin gracefully compliments a wide variety of mixed cocktails fit for Queen Victoria, who graces Bombay’s bottle, and all her royal ancestors!

 

The Queen’s Bouquet

Celebrate Queenie V’s birthday month of May with The Queen’s Bouquet, an homage to the myrtle that, since 1840, has been customarily used in the royal wedding bouquet.

1.5oz Bombay Sapphire

4 mint leaves

3 myrtle leaves

4 Blackberries

½ oz honey syrup

Muddle all and build/stir through with cracked ice in a stemmed rocks glass.  Garnish with a blackberry and sprig of Myrtle.

 

The Windsor Tonic

If you’re in the mood for something a tad more princely, The Windsor Tonic is an excellent concoction to kick off the spring Polo season with your mates.

1.5oz Bombay Sapphire

½ oz Martini and Rossi ROSSO

3 freshly cut slices of orange

Top with Fentimans Tonic water

Build all with ice and Garnish with Orange twist.

 

The Royal Sapphire

And finally, for those of us who harbor a healthy amount of ring envy for Middleton’s sapphire stunner, Bombay’s Royal Sapphire serves as a soothing substitute.

1oz Bombay Sapphire

½ oz elderflower cordial or liqueur

½ oz lemon juice

4 mint leaves

Shake all, double strain and serve in a champagne flute.  Top with Martini Prosecco/Champagne.  Garnish with an edible flower.

 


Tags: , , ,

Leave a comment!

Add your comment below, or trackback from your own site. You can also Comments Feed via RSS.

Be nice. Keep it clean. Stay on topic. No spam.

You can use these tags:
<a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>

This is a Gravatar-enabled weblog. To get your own globally-recognized-avatar, please register at Gravatar.