Singapore sling cocktail

In the mood for a fun and fabulous good time? Try the Singapore Sling today! This tropical cocktail is fruit-forward, fizzy, and just plain delicious.

The Singapore Sling is a classic gin cocktail that was created by Ngiam Tong Boon in the early 1900s at the glamorous Raffles Hotel in Singapore. Although more modern recipes for this fruity drink call for fewer ingredients, this one made with gin, pineapple, citrus, cherry, Bénédictine, grenadine, aromatic bitters, and soda water is considered one of the tastiest and most universally liked versions out there.

How does a cocktail that is made with gin become a classic Tiki drink? It’s all part of the amazing history of the Singapore Sling.

A refreshing blend of fresh pineapple juice, gin, cherry liqueur, and orange liqueur combine to create this beautiful tropical drink.

Created by Ngiam Tong Boon at The Long Bar at The Raffles in Singapore in the early 1900s. A long fruity punch with tropical notes and exotic flavors Bartender Tip:It has been written, “that no two published recipes for the Singapore Sling are the same”. Have fun making the recipe your own.

The Singapore Sling has a complex, fruity taste with a balance of sweet, sour, and bitter notes. It is refreshing, tangy, and slightly effervescent, with a hint of herbal undertones.

Everything you need to know about the Raffles Hotel Singapore Sling... the history, where to find it and even a recipe.

Wanna know how to make a Singapore Sling? Well, you’re in the right place! You make a Singapore Sling by combining Gin, Cherry Brandy, Cointreau, Benedictine, Grenadine, Pineapple Juice, Lime juice and Angostura Bitters. But let’s take a deeper dive into the cocktail. In this article, we’re going to cover: How to make a Singapore […]

Sometime before 1915, a new cocktail by the name of the Singapore Sling came into creation in Singapore at Long Bar in the elegant Raffles hotel. The drink is a take on the Gin Sling, a simple punch with only a few ingredients. #summer # drinks #cocktails #bartender

We might not be able to travel the world for exotic cocktails right now, but we can't let that stop us! Here is the actual Raffles Hotel recipe for the delicious Singapore Sling to impress your… More