Wine is a central component to the culinary celebration held
every fall is Epcot, heck it’s right there in the name, International Food
& Wine Festival. However, the flow of beverages does not stop simply at
wine, there is a smorgasbord of world beers and specialty drinks. The cocktails
can be quite refreshing on a warm afternoon in World Showcase, or on your back
porch. Today, we’re going to mix up a batch of the Frozen Jim Beam Red Stag
Lemonade.
Ingredients
1 Cup Ice
3 Ounces Lemonade Concentrate (frozen)
1 Ounce Red Stag by Jim Beam
1 Lemon Slice
1 Maraschino Cherry
Directions
Pour Red Stag and lemonade concentrate into a blender with 1
cup of ice.
Blend until smooth.
Pour into glass and garnish with lemon slice and cherry.
This USA kiosk slush is a variation on another lemonade
bourbon beverage that I’ve had in the Wilderness Lodge’s Territory Lounge. The main
difference here is the frozen lemonade, as opposed to a variety of cold juices.
The concentrate, even cut with ice, is enough to make you pucker instantly!
The recipe does not state which of the three Red Stag
variations to use, as it comes in Black Cherry, Honey Tea, and Spice with
Cinnamon varieties. Any of the Red Stags, the notes say, are perfectly fine. Given
the inclusion of a cherry garnish, I opted to start with the Black Cherry. The
lemon overwhelms the cherry flavor in the beginning, but you get the subtle
hint of the cherry as a lingering aftertaste.
For comparisons sake, we did try the other two types of Red Stag in the beverage. The Honey Tea added a syrupy-sweet element that definitely made it our favorite version. Meanwhile, the Spice with Cinnamon had a bit too much cinnamon for my taste, and seemed to overpower the beverage, making it our least favorite incarnation of the lemonade.
For comparisons sake, we did try the other two types of Red Stag in the beverage. The Honey Tea added a syrupy-sweet element that definitely made it our favorite version. Meanwhile, the Spice with Cinnamon had a bit too much cinnamon for my taste, and seemed to overpower the beverage, making it our least favorite incarnation of the lemonade.
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