You guys know we grow a lot of tropical fruit in our garden— starfruit being one of them! Personally, I find starfruit to be more of a novelty fruit— more than a snack, it’s mostly just really pretty to look at. But it does taste absolutely great in beverages too (so refreshing!). Starfruit lemonade is already a treat around here when we have an abundance of starfruit— but what about cocktails?! This really only makes sense, right?!
Well, Patrón Tequila is having a competition– a search for 2016’s Margarita of the Year. Seven completely unique margaritas made by seven unique bartenders. So which one did I personally choose for the margarita of the year? Well, the tropical starfruit one made by Bettina Barnoczki from Miami Florida of course. I mean, duh. It’s how I like my cocktails to be— light, refreshing, slightly tart and fruity– but it doesn’t taste like you stuck your head in a bowl of punch. Just something you want to sip on in a cool warm breeze under banana trees. Probably in a hammock too. Sounds amazing right?
You can cast your vote for the 2016’s Margarita of the year HERE.
INGREDIENTS
.5 oz Patrón Citrónge Mango
.5 oz Fresh Lime Juice
.5 oz Star Fruit Puree or Muddled Star Fruit
METHOD
Combine all ingredients in a cocktail shaker and shake with ice to chill. Strain over fresh ice into a salt-
rimmed Collins glass. Garnish with a slice of star fruit and a lime wheel.*Patrón Silver Infused with Mint Tea:
Steep 4 mint tea bags per 12 oz of Patrón Silver for 30 minutes. Remove teabags.
Have a wonderful day, friends! Make this cocktail and celebrate for me, K?
pps. want to watch a video and see how the cocktail is made? That helps right! Here’s a video Of Bettina in Miami and her Stargarita!
Cheers, friends!
*This post is sponsored by Patrón Tequila
1 Comment
Strange things are happening. I am not a big drinker, in fact I always steer away from more than a glass when out, yet through good portion of this pregnancy… I crave a nice drink. Something with lots of flavour, nice touch of leafy addition for fragrance and visual pleasures to just enjoy at the end of the day. I guess I know how I will celebrate once the baby is born and weaned 😉
Can I still celebrate with a herbal tea or juice with you? I'd happily skip to the kitchen to grab it 😉
Happy day again, Drea! And always :*