If you could dream up the perfect summer afternoon, it would most likely involve a pool, a killer playlist, sunshine, and an endless rotation of yummy refreshing cocktails. And while there are tons of popular drinks you can whip up in your kitchen or backyard tiki bar, it’s fun to put down the piña coladas and margaritas and try something from the Strega book.
Just Can’t Get Enough
If you’re a fan of Orange flavors, you’re going to love this boozy cocktail! This is perfect to sip on a hot day. A cocktail you’ll can’t wait to get your hands on. Consider serving these with a pre-dinner spread that includes cheeses, charcuterie, olives, and pickles. Aperol, champagne, blood orange soda the perfect blend.
Let’s Groove Tonight
Jack Honey, lemon, lemonade combine for a cocktail that’s perfect in all seasons. We can turn our attention to one thing that is dependably true: the deliciousness of jack honey and lemonade. You will need just three ingredients, a tall glass, and some ice. There is something magical about the whiskey’s smoky sweetness in this tart, mixed drink. After one taste, you’ll realize why it’s long been a favorite.
Ri’s Summer Refresher
The core flavor comes from lime, watermelon puree, and mint. Who doesn’t love summer watermelon? Vibrant colored and super delicious looking fresh watermelon is everyone’s favorite. If you are looking for a cooling and super refreshing drink with some mojito rum – well, here’s the perfect solution.
Michelle’s Oasis
Okay, so it may not be as essential to your liquor cabinet as gin or whiskey. You can, of course, make plenty of drinks with Aperol. They’re perfect for sipping as the afternoon heat dies down and you’re trying to figure out when to make dinner reservations. You can only imagine how it tastes, gin, Aperol, St.Germaine, and strawberry.
Gear up and take a trip to the North End. We will have you enjoying what feels like summer in our restaurant all year long. What better time to remind yourself of the summer than dining with us. Make your reservation today!
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