Coffee Cocktails Summer Edition

Summer, Sun, …. Cocktails! Looking for new and exciting drinks? With these refreshing coffee cocktails, you’re sure to score points at the next party!

Die Kaffee-Komponente ist entweder Espresso (am besten frisch vom Siebträger) oder Cold Brew. Check dir die Zubereitung für Cold Brew hier.

For three of the cocktails, we took inspiration from Artem Bakurov and Dan Baccaintan. Her cocktail recipes impressed at the World Coffee in Good Spirits Championship. There, baristas/bartenders create cocktail recipes that combine coffee and spirits.


Coffee Tonic

Espresso variant

100-200 ml tonic water
Double Shot Espresso (60ml)

Pour tonic water and ice cubes into a glass. Slowly pour freshly brewed espresso over the top and serve.

Cold Brew Variant

2cl Gin
8cl Tonic Water
4cl Cold Brew

Pour gin, ice cubes and tonic water into a glass. Slowly pour Cold Brew over the top and serve.

The coffee cocktail Coffee Tonic served layered in a small round glass with ice cubes.

Forrest Beauty

Recipe for 2 people

3 cl berry puree (pass the puree through a sieve)
3 cl sweet vermouth or port
2 cl ml gin
5 cl lime juice
2.5 cl sugar syrup (1:1 hot water)
2 shots of espresso

Mix berry puree with lime juice and Sweet Vermouth. Pour the berry mixture into a glass and add sugar syrup and stir, then add ice cubes to the glass. Finally, gin and espresso, stir again and serve.

The Forest Beauty coffee cocktail served with a blueberry skewer in a Manhattan glass.

Violet

3 cl Honigsirup (Honig und heißes Wasser Verhältnis 1:1,5)
2 cl Limettensaft
7 cl Soda
2 cl Holundersaft
3,5 cl Whiskey
125 ml Cold Brew

Add all ingredients except soda to a glass with ice cubes and stir. Infuse with soda and serve.

The Violet coffee cocktail with a garnish of blueberries and apricots.

Aperol

3 cl Prosecco
6 cl cold brew concentrate
3 cl Aperol

Mix all ingredients in a jar. Garnish with a slice of orange and serve.

For show-offs: Flaming Orange
Heat a piece of orange peel over a flame for a few seconds. Not too close, the shell should not turn black. Quickly squeeze the bowl over the flame. The peel can be grated around the rim and used in the cocktail as a garnish.

Always handle fire with care and ensure a safe environment!

Limoncello

3 cl Limoncello
3 cl Vodka
3 cl Simple Sirup
120 ml Cold Brew

Shake all ingredients vigorously with ice cubes for 30 seconds. Serve over ice.

Limoncello coffee cocktail in a cocktail glass with lemon decoration

Which coffee for coffee cocktails?

Depending on which recipe you try, you can use different coffees. For the cold brew recipes, we recommend 100% Arabica blends – whether you prefer a typical flavor or experiment with fruity coffees is entirely up to you. For recipes with espresso, you can also use Arabica Robusta blends – here the coffee comes through even stronger. Here are our recommendations for coffee cocktails:

Espresso Giuseppe Caffè Gemelli

35,90 

Vom Checker geprüft – Das ist unser Fazit:

Espresso Giuseppe von Caffè Gemelli ist ein typischer, italienischer Espresso mit komplexer Säure und ausgewogener Bitterkeit. Diese Eigenschaften ergeben nicht nur einen intensiven, vollmundigen Espresso, sondern auch einen kräftigen Verlängerten. Im Siebträger entfaltet Giuseppe seine ausgewogenen, dunklen Aromen nach feiner Schokolade und einem Hauch Limette.

Nice to know

„Giuseppe“ ist das italienische Pendant zu Josef – einem der Gründer von Caffè Gemelli.

Espresso Biologico Caffè Gemelli

36,90 

Vom Checker geprüft – Das ist unser Fazit:

Der kräftige Bio-Kaffee von Caffè Gemelli ist mit seiner strahlenden Säure und ausgewogenen Bitternoten eine resche Abwechslung für Espresso-Trinker. Das komplex-fruchtige Aroma nach süßen Brombeeren von Biologico kommt als Espresso gut zur Geltung.

So feel free to be creative and try out different combinations – you can give the recipes your own touch with the coffee you use. Enjoy and don’t forget: Drink responsibly!