Simple Syrup

Type: Syrup
Simple syrup (sugar syrup) is very easy to make at home, by stirring granulated sugar into hot water in a sauce pan until the sugar is dissolved and then cooling the solution. A ratio of one part sugar to one part water works well.

Added by David

All cocktails made with Simple Syrup

Nagshead Lemonade 8.0/10
A Fruity Gin Cocktail
By dutchtrader
Gin Sling 8.0/10
A simple Gin Cocktail.
By dutchtrader
Christmas Winter Mojito 8.0/10
Uniquely made with two lemon slice, four mint leaves muddled in sugar syrup. A Mojito with a difference.
By chelseaboy007
Seven Seas 8.0/10
The perfect cure for summer heat. A rum lover's dream.
By SpiritOf78
Collins 7.6/10
The classic refreshing summer drink
By David
Locked and Loaded 7.5/10
Bourbon and Pomegranate juice cocktail
By john2626
Hendricks Ellison 7.3/10
Elegant drink to start the night off. The Ellison is a delicious mix of cucumber and mint - always a hit with the ladies
By Harvs
Acapulco 7.2/10
A popular tropical drink. A Daiquiri with an orange twist really.
By David
Blue Devil 7.0/10
A blue refreshing cocktail
By David
Classic Ramos Gin Fizz 7.0/10
Famous cocktail popularized by the Roosevelt Hotel in New Orleans. Huey Long's personal favorite.
By blake
Lion's Heart 7.0/10
A hearty but soft drink for those days when you want to relax... or party.
By kpaenen
Hazelnut Martini 7.0/10
Sweet and nutty!
By David
The Orange State Pirate 6.7/10
An aromatic cocktail that combines the use of fresh juice and exotic ingredients such as Haiti bitter orange essence, Trinidad (the land of hummingbird, South Caribbean) spiced rum and a hint of almond from Amaretto. Carefully crafted drink with two stages shaken method to create an opaque sunrise orange potion and smooth lingering taste that will take away your soul. Garnish with flamed orange peel to celebrate the Orange State Pirate flag of its trademark.
By TeerawatJutamontree
BOLS Lychee Martini 6.5/10
Soft version with lots of alcohol
By craigtumilty
Southside
A classic cocktail, rumored to be Al Capone's favorite, whose gang dominated Chicago's South Side.
By David

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