I'm sure for all of the golf fans out there, you already know it's one of the most important weekends of the year...the Masters golf tournament. While not the biggest golf fans ourselves, the Masters has actually still managed to become an important sporting event for us. The men that love us and our party lifestyle, actually went to the Master's back in 2013 for my now husband's bachelor party. I knew all of that golf paraphernalia would come in handy someday!
Last year, it became even more special, when it offered a really fun and unique theme for Amy's little one's first birthday party. Here's just a glimpse of the adorable party. To see all of the photos, click here for our Party Portfolio.
Last year, it became even more special, when it offered a really fun and unique theme for Amy's little one's first birthday party. Here's just a glimpse of the adorable party. To see all of the photos, click here for our Party Portfolio.
So as the annual spring event concludes this weekend, we thought why not bring you their signature drink so you can feel like you're right there watching (even if it is from the couch in your living room).
You can see from an actual screenshot from the Masters, that there are beautiful bright pink Azalea bushes all over the course. So, with that in mind, the official cocktail of the event is aptly named the Azalea.
Ingredients
4 oz vodka
2 oz pineapple juice
2 oz of fresh squeezed lime juice
1/4 oz grenadine
2 wheels of lime for garnish
Directions:
Start by squeezing some fresh limes (you'll need approximately 2 limes). Fill a cocktail shaker half way with ice and add lime juice, pineapple juice, vodka and grenadine. Strain into highball glasses or mason jars filled with ice. Serve each with a wheel lime slice
4 oz vodka
2 oz pineapple juice
2 oz of fresh squeezed lime juice
1/4 oz grenadine
2 wheels of lime for garnish
Directions:
Start by squeezing some fresh limes (you'll need approximately 2 limes). Fill a cocktail shaker half way with ice and add lime juice, pineapple juice, vodka and grenadine. Strain into highball glasses or mason jars filled with ice. Serve each with a wheel lime slice
In my humble opinion, golf can be a bit of a slow sport, so why not go ahead and make a double batch of the Azalea cocktail to make your golf watching even more enjoyable!
We hope you enjoy this cheery, spring-like cocktail while watching the Masters or just while hanging out with friends! As always, let us know what you think!
XOXO
Adrienne
XOXO
Adrienne
