For all those people who love to play football or just a fan who likes to watch it from their comfort, FIFA world cup is more than just a tournament for all of them. it is a religion for all the fan like the way Indian fans feel about cricket. Football has always been present in the country, we all love to kick the football whether we play just as a hobby or a typical game. FIFA 2018 has already had it’s fever grip in India already, and the match begins from 14 June, the whole country or I should say the world has draped itself in its own color. The month-long football championship will continue till July 15.

Football mania has spread all across the nation has gripped in its own way as I had mentioned above. There are small miniatures available of the world cup in the market as well, whereas in the land of Kolkata especially, which is also known as the football hub has proved itself again as the true fan by painting itself in the colors of their of their favorite teams and player ( like literally). There we can see the cheer, especially for Argentina and Brazil, while Goa has become the cheering squad for Portugal.

This time it’s Russia who will be hosting the world cup, after four years of long preparation they re all set to host the biggest stage of football, the official Ceremony will be starting at 6: 30 P.M ( local timing). Hosts Russia take on Saudi Arabia in the tournament opener in Moscow today. The game kicks off 9:30 PM, Indian time. The Fifa World Cup makes a comeback to Europe after 8 years, since the 2006 edition of the tournament in Germany. For the next one month, every football fan on the planet will have a team to root for, regardless of whether or not his country is a part of the tournament in Russia.

There are many anticipations that have been already been made, but as the countdown already started some of the things that you can look out for in this tournaments. Very unsurprisingly, Brazil, Neymar, and reigning champions Germany still are the favorites of each football fan. Outside of the top two though, there are a couple of teams who are poised to do well, including France, who is strengthened by an EA Sports prediction but only if the attack-heavy team finds some balance in the tournament. Similarly, the Lionel Messi-led Argentina could rally to give the player the last trophy he needs to cap a remarkable career. Spain had been tipped as one of the early favorites, but the decision to sack coach Julen Lopetegui the day before the tournament starts may end any hopes.

Aside from the big five, other teams that could be in with a shot include Belgium, who’s so-called golden generation is yet to deliver on its promise. Similarly, Portugal and Uruguay both boast world class players in Cristiano Ronaldo and Luis Suarez respectively. Elsewhere, teams such as England and Croatia have been mentioned as outside bets, but that looks more likely to be out of hope than expectation. While Nigeria and Iceland who are very young and new teams in the cup ground, the two teams, and their traveling fans are set to be fun to watch and win over new supporters.

While for many players this cup will be or might be their last cup. Spain and Barcelona legend Andres Iniesta has already admitted that this will be his final World Cup, while it is difficult to see Leo Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo both carrying on for a further four years. All three will be seeking the perfect end to their illustrious careers and — in the case of Messi and Ronaldo — a first World Cup title. This year’s tournament also comes at an important junction for Neymar, with the Brazilian forward breaking a bone in his back in his home country four years ago and desperate to prove himself as a legitimate superstar. Egypt’s Mo Salah — who comes off a record-breaking season for Liverpool — is also worth a mention, although Egypt may struggle to advance.

Where one the other side of the matches their are young talents that are about to prove themselves, some even will be known as the prodigy. Brazil and Manchester City forward Gabriel Jesus, German striker Timo Werner and Serbian midfielder Sergej Milinković-Savić, who has been linked with a $175 million USD transfer to Real Madrid. Other young players tipped for a strong tournament include France’s Thomas Lemar and Saul could become an important part of the Spain team.

Well that all about the world cup tactics and it’s month long obsession that we will have but when it comes to darudelivery, we want to create this excitement to an another level in our own color and way. Why not we add something exciting to drink in our list when we are watching and celebrating our favorite team playing in the field. And what more refreshing and lively can be than a glass of your favorite cocktail. How about a cocktail world cup that represent each teams for every groups of the tournament.

Here are the cocktails that represent each of the teams. And now you can even make your own add another notch to your excitement.

Group A

Russia – Moscow Mule

It’s time for FIFA and this time it’s Russia. Russia is immediately qualified for the knockout matches as they are hosting in their home ground. Which even make them more unpredictable in the upcoming games. They’ve spent a quiet working week at their base in Novosibirsk, far away from the hub of World Cup activity in Moscow, and seem recharged and ready to deliver.

When we think about Russia drinks the first thing that comes to our mind is Vodka, the tasteless liquor which is loved by many of it. And it represent Russia in all true sense, both have a very straight, neat and mysterious aura about them. But there is something that is approve by the people for vodka in a much more exciting way; Moscow Mule, the cocktail that truly belong to Russia. The Moscow Mule is a classic vodka-based cocktail for a reason. Speaking the name of the cocktail conjures up images of the sweating copper mug that’s the de rigeur vessel for the Moscow Mule. While said mug is preferred for serving, it’s not necessary and shouldn’t deter you from making a Moscow Mule.

The Moscow Mule was in born the 1950s during the heyday of vodka. And this organic version brings the legendary drink up to date while remaining true to its refreshing roots. Combining ginger beer, lime juice and vodka, the Moscow Mule is deceptively simple and incredibly easy to mix, making it perfect for any season. So this FIFA, enjoy your favourite team Russia’s game by sipping this amazing signature cocktail in a bar or simply sitting in your couch in front of your TV , show your support for them.

Ingredient needs to prepare it?

2 oz. Vodka (Absolute)
3 to 4 oz. Ginger beer (old Jamaican ginger beer)
2 Lime wedges

Glass: Moscow Mule mug or highball

Preparation:

Add the vodka and ginger beer to a copper Moscow Mule mug or highball glass filled with ice and stir briefly.
Squeeze the lime wedges into the drink before adding them to the glass. Stir briefly.

Suggestions:

For vodka you can try Absolute Vodka.
For Ginger Beer it can be Old Jamaican ginger beer.

Saudi Arabia- Belly Dancer

Saudi Arabian is one exciting team to watch out this tournament, with their determined power and abilities they are all set conquer the ground.

We all know and may have tasted the delicious food and cuisine of Saudi Arabia in some way or another. It may seem all desert and nothing going on much in their drinks part as also because of their strict rules. But there are drinks which are utterly amazing to have. Traditional drinks in Saudi Arabia are tea and coffee, and both are frequently offered to guests. Coffee comes in various styles, with Arabian and Turkish varieties being the most preferred. Milk juices and soft drinks are readily available and there are many options to choose from. And one this drink is Belly Dancer. Yes I know what are you thinking? But this this is not that belly dancer who dances but this one is one of the famous soft drinks that is easily available and people like to enjoy it. Belly Dancer is a creamy and soft aromatic drink with zing of sourness in to it which only added the uniqueness that needed.

And maybe that is somewhat even represent our thoughts about the Saudi Arabian team playing in the games. So this game why not you cheer the team and swill down this amazing drink. Or you can make this for all the friend invited over your house while all of you enjoy the match. The procedure to prepare is even easier. Take a look!

Ingredients:

30 ml Cream
15 ml Lime Juice
15 ml Grenadine Syrup
60 ml Coconut Cream
Ice Cubes

Instructions:

Shake all ingredients with ice and strain into a chilled cocktail glass. Garnish with grated coconut and serve.

Egypt- Red Sea

Red Sea AND Egypt not only share their geographical borders but there is history that have bonded then and intertwined them for a long period of time. Red sea has helped the other part of the world with Egypt and other Asian countries through trade practices. Red Sea has always been the symbol of hope and a new beginning for Egyptians.

Egypt also has a long history in alcoholic drinks. They were also the first ones to invent beer. It had been observe that the rich had consumed Wine the most while other prefer beer. When someone used to held party, it used to call as ‘House of Beer’. Even though today it may be not a very common scene for the public to drink openly. But good news for all those who are cheering the Egyptian team this World cup. There is something that you can prepare yourself at home. Yes it is called as Red Sea. And it is just what you need this game session. Trust me.

Ingredients:

50 ml Orange Juice
150 ml Cranberry Juice
100 ml Martini Rosso
100 ml Cider
100 ml Orange Reef
25 ml Bacardi Vanilla Rum

Instead of Cranberry juice, you can also use Pomegranate Juice.

Directions:

Fill a shaker half way with ice. Add the Moses Vodka, orange juice, basil leaves, lime juice, date syrup and SHAKE.
Pour into a Martini glass. Put the opening of the POM pomegranate bottle against the edge of the Martini glass and slowly pour in from the side rim of the glass. It’ll have a layered effect!

Uruguay: Clerico

Uruguay was the first team to win FIFA world cup ever in 1930. Later they won it back in the year of 1950.It has always show potential in playing the game. Even though it has been years now, since they won the last cup, but it is time again. This time with more energy and crafted skills they are ready to win this battle. And to top that the cocktail that is representing Uruguay is none other than the refreshing, their own made and favorite Clerico

It is the white wine version of sangria. It is refreshing on a warm summer day on the beach and it will get you lose before you even know it. Clerico recipe is a simple recipe but highly enjoyable task when you prepare it. The key is to choose fresh fruits and serve them at the perfect temperature. There are different styles and tastes of clerico recipe. It’s convenient to experiment with this delicious pairing of wines and fruits, which achieves a perfect mixture to melt and enhance the texture of both the ingredients. Clerico has always been the first option for any celebration in Latin America.

So there won’t be any better option to celebrate this FIFA cheering for Uruguay with a good glass of Clerico in your hand and spirits on your mind.

The things that you will required to make this beautiful drink are:

Choose seasonal fruit (apples, pears, grapes, oranges, kiwis, peaches, pineapple, cherries, apricots)
Sugar
White wine Garzón, Pinot Grigio or Garzón Rosé, Pinot Noir
Fresh mint

Preparation

Peel and cut all fruits into cubes of similar size. Place the fruits in a two-liter glass jar. Add the wine. If you want, add sugar, avoiding an excess as the fruit provides enough sweetness. Mix with a wooden spoon and take to the refrigerator for a few hours, so that the flavors are well integrated. Remove from the refrigerator and add a few mint leaves. With the help of a ladle, serve in long drinking glasses. Consume chilled.

At least three different types of fruits are recommended to make a good clerico. Many variety brings color but the flavors can be uniform in diversity. Ideally, choose 4 or 5 seasonal fruits and combine them to taste, experimenting with different wines each time. Also dry white and rosé wines, it can be prepared with sweet and sparkling wines. We suggest alternating different ingredients, until you find the recipe that best fit to your personal taste.

GROUP B

Portugal: Poncho

Its FIFA World Cup time and one country that every football fans are really looking forward in the competition it will be the Portugal. And the main reason behind it is none other than Cristiano Ronaldo, whether you are a fan of his or not, no one can deny his amazing skills that he got in the field. Everyone loves to see what new trick he will show while making a goal. And even though Portugal is one of those countries who play really well but never won so this time he is even more determine to win this game, especially when he have his amazing team with him to play along and play for the country. And in our cocktail world cup, we have a skillful player just Cristiano Ronaldo, which is just as amazing and a fan favourite drink of Portugal; Poncho.

It is one of the traditional drink of Portugal which also make it a classic choice for everyone. One more interesting fact about Poncho is that it was originally inspired from Panch in India, Panch was a drink that include five ingredients. When the English used to travel from India back to Portugal, they invented poncho in order to fight with cold and weather change. And today even after so many years Poncho is still their favourite.

So let celebrate this football festival with our favourite team and a drink that even we Indian can also proud of.

In order to enjoy it in home while watching the match from our own comfort zone, there is a procedure to it.

Ingredients required:

4cl of Sugar Cane Rum
2 cl lemon juice.
2 to 3 cl of honey
1cl of orange juice
ice cubes (optional)

Preparation:

Mix the sugar cane rum, the lemon juice and the honey in a small glass just. Stir using a type of muddler created in Madeira typically for this purpose called Caralhinho (little cock) until you have a homogeneous drink. Pour the orange juice in the end to mellow out the flavors.

If you are serving the drink up in a cocktail fashion, you can prepare a Sugar ring for the rim of the glass. Pass a lemon half on the edge of the glass and then put the wet edge on a saucer with sugar.

Spain: Sangria

For Spain, 2010 FIFA was their biggest sports achievement that they ever won. With the one and only goal by Andres Iniesta into the last extra time of 27 minutes it was nothing but an excitingly dramatic moment for all the fans all over the world. Spain has always been crowd favourite, they are also one of the teams who have won the most European cups. With David Silva being another added advantage especially when he is from the golden generation of Spanish football team, there is no doubt that this time the fire will be on for a great match. So, there is no other drink that defines its true spirit rather than Sangria.

Sangria is one of the most popular drink in all over Spanish countries. It have a lot of varieties that you can try but the most the popular one will be Sangria with red wine. This favorite drink delivers some serious party punch with a squeeze of fresh citrus and your favorite budget-friendly wine. The beauty of the basic sangria recipe is that it is as delicious as it is easy.

What you will need?

25 ounces/750 ml. bottle of dry red wine
1 lemon (cut into wedges)
1 orange (cut into wedges)
2 tablespoons sugar
1 1/2 ounces brandy
2 cups ginger ale or club soda

Preparation

In a large pitcher, add the sugar, oranges, apples and lemon and muddle for 30 seconds.
Add the brandy and orange juice and muddle again for 30 seconds.
Add the red wine, stir, add ice and serve in a red wine glass.

Morocco: Moroccan Ruby

Standing in the rank of 41 and after a long hiatus of 20 years team Morocco has finally arrived to the FIFA game in order to fight the battle with the best of the best. This time the team consist player teams who are excellent at their job, especially players like Munir and Bounou being on the same team, who have showed excellent growth.

Morocco as most of us know have a hot and dry weather almost all year round, so beat the heat we need a drink that is exactly fit our requirements. A flavor explosion on your tongue, this Moroccan Ruby Cocktail is citrus-y, sweet, and totally delicious. Combining grapefruit and cranberry, the Moroccan Ruby is an excellent year-round cocktail to serve at a party, get-together, or as a special treat. And what will be better than this while watching Moroccan team taking the lead? Make it yourself at home or sip it in a bar Moroccan Ruby is your best option.

Ingredient:

¼ tsp. Coarse Sugar
• 5oz Simple Syrup
• Ice
• 2oz Ruby Red vodka
1.5oz Pink Grapefruit Juice
• 1oz Cranberry Juice
• Splash Maraschino Cherry Juice

Directions:

• Rim a martini glass with coarse sugar using simple syrup for the wet.
• Place 5-6 ice cubes in a cocktail shaker.
• Combine ruby red vodka, pink grapefruit juice, simple syrup and cranberry juice in the shaker; shake 8-10 times.
• Strain into prepared martini glass.
• Add a splash of maraschino cherry juice.
• Serve.

Iran: Aragh Sagi (shots)

For Iran this time it may be the first time that they made an appearance after the qualification rounds to the knockout rounds now. But for Iran it was never easy and it will not be especially being in the same group of Spain and Portugal. They are still the strongest link in Asian front line.

For Iranian, drinking maybe prohibited due to various reasons, but you can still enjoy Aragh Sagi which are easily to be found theses are basically taken as shots to pump up the fun-o-meter in the party scenes. Iranian food and drink has always been on top of its game among all the Asian cuisine. Because of its rich taste and flavors.

Aragh Sagi is a type of Iranian moonshine. It contain an ABV of 40% to 60%. Also known as the Persian Vodka. It is the most accepted alcohol in whole Iranian as also used in one of their drinking ritual. It can be enjoyed in shots. So this game we have one more reason to do shots.

GROUP C

France: Royal Sidecar

2018 FIFA World Cup France squad is packed with individual talents which make them we even more irresistible and rich with expectations. This one time world cup winners are here again to reclaim the crown. They are also both fans as well as officials favourite which make them even one of the valuable team this game in Russia. With player like Paul Pogba and Antoine Griezmann is all in the right foot marching forward.

But when if talk about drinks in France, the first thing that comes to our mind maybe Wine along with cheese or some flavorful meal just like the taste of France. But there is one more drink that is famous for being from France that will be Cognac. And one of the iconic cocktail that is made of Cognac is Royal Sidecar. It is complex and balanced, which have been a classic for over decades. It hold the true spit of classic French drink. Just a small advice, go easy on lime.

Ingredient:

1 oz. Prunier VS Cognac
1 oz. Prunier orange liqueur
1/2 oz. lemon juice
1/2 oz. simple syrup
1 splash lime juice

Direction:

Sugar half the rim of a cocktail glass. Combine all ingredients with ice, shake, and strain into the glass.

Australia: The 1788

When you think about Australia in sports, we usually think about their amazing game skills in cricket. But they also have a strong hold in this world cup in Russia, they are not new to this game they have been here before, but didn’t had great luck to play in the mains. With strong players like Tim Cahill and Coach Bert Van Marwijk, they are showing some promising front.

When it comes to food and drink as well they don’t shy away, being world’s hub of different culture and history Australia is said to be the world class when it come that. Australian are also known for their drinking habits, which have led to come up with a cocktail that is all about being an Aussie; The 1788 using Australian fruits and flowers and European liqueurs. In fact, the Wattle is actually Australia’s national flower and makes a pretty garnish.

Create this on an exciting game evening and drink with your mate – a winner!

Ingredients

50 ml Gin
10 ml Pink Lady Apple Schnapps
10 ml fresh lime juice
30 ml Wild Hibiscus & Rosella Syrup

Preparation

Chill those ingredients and get rid of the ice. Carefully strain the mixture into a martini glass and garnish it with a wattle flower (or any of your choice).

Peru: Pisco Sour

After a gap of 35 years, Peru is finally back and ready to shine in the FIFA grounds. In the hugely competitive South American qualifying, Peru showed nerves of steel to grab a play-offs spot on the final day with a win over Paraguay. At the back of some sensational performances from 33-year-old Jefferson Farfan, Peru won the play-offs against New Zealand and booked their birth to Russia.

Food and drink in Peru is some of the most varied in the world. Thanks to a range of climates, a colonial history, and its bordering countries, you’ll find old favourites served with a South American twist, animals (and parts of animals) you didn’t know you can eat, and incredibly fresh fruit and veg, all washed down with cheap (and strong) local liquors.

And if you’re up for a few drinks, Peru has you covered. Both wine and beer are made locally, and are not only strong but surprisingly good quality. There’s also a range of traditional liquors that pack a real punch. The most common alcoholic beverage is Pisco sour, a kind of brandy that’s between 70-80 proof mixed with lemon juice, syrup, egg whites, and ice. It’s sweet enough that you might not realize just how strong it is.

INGREDIENTS

1 egg white
2 1/2 ounces Pisco Capel
1/2 ounce simple syrup
3/4 ounce fresh lemon juice
Angostura Bitters

HOW TO MAKE THE PISCO SOUR COCKTAIL

Add all the ingredients to a shaker and fill with ice.
Shake vigorously and strain into a highball glass or Champagne flute.
Garnish with a lime wheel and 3 gentle drops of Angostura Bitters, which will settle in the foam of the cocktail.
Using a straw, swirl the bitters into a simple design.

Don’t stress if you don’t have Angostura bitters on hand, you can do without. Instead, you can try a sprinkle of cinnamon on top of the foam, but that is not necessary either.

Denmark: White Cosmopolitan

Denmark is back at the World Cup after last playing in 2010, but this time it’s looking to get out of the group stage. Led by coach Age Hareide, the Danes boast some fantastic playmakers in the final third but needs to find a consistent No. 9. Midfielder Christian Eriksen, the Tottenham star is a brilliant midfielder who can score his share of goals but also set up his teammates. He’s a world-class talent that can carry the Danes to the group stage.

Until a few years ago, Danish food and drinks was essentially associated with potatoes and bacon, and Danish cuisine was completely unknown outside the country. Not anymore. Especially with the FIFA just right at the corner, it’s time to celebrate and enjoy the game in their style. And what more appropriate than the classic cocktail white cosmopolitan

Ingredients

1 1/3 Parts Absolut Citron
2/3 Part Lime Juice
½ Part Triple Sec
1/3 Part White Cranberry Juice
1 Twist Orange

How to mix it?

Fill a shaker with ice cubes. Add all ingredients. Shake and strain into a chilled cocktail glass. Garnish with orange.
There’s no fear of staining your cocktail dress with this Cosmo — it’s made using white cranberry juice.

Group D

Argentina: Fernet con cola

No one can define Argentina football team to the world than any better than the greatest player of all time Lionel Messi can. Messi have proved over the time that when it comes to scoring and tackling there is no one better than him. He have always shown a rising chart in the gameplay skills. Indeed, he was a prodigy since his young age in the ground. However, Messi is not only the reason to look out for Argentinian team; they have been favorites for many years now for all age football fans. Thirty years back fans had seen the glorious wins of the team in the years of 1978 and 1986, when the captain of that time Diego Maradona had goaled to be the winner of the World Cup.

Just like football, Argentina is also passionate about their drinks. Argentina drinks vary from region to region and represent the culture and lifestyle in Argentina. Some Argentina drinks are perfect for spending a relaxing evening with family and others are for a night out on the town with friends. Whatever you decide to sip on, you will not regret it. Young Argentines do not find it particularly attractive to get blindingly drunk and fall flat off a barstool. Argentines are a cosmopolitan bunch — sipping beer in street side cafes, savoring wine by the glass in upscale bars, or nursing a coke in a nightclub looking awesome until sunrise. One of their most preferred drink will be the infamous ‘Fernet Con Coke’.

Fernet is an Italian digestive that many consider the national liquor of Argentina. Italian immigrants brought Fernet to Argentina around the turn of the 20th century. It is an amaro, or bitter drink, that traditionally helps with digestion after meals. The highest consumption of Fernet is in Argentina, notably in Buenos Aires and Cordoba. Fernet mostly drunk mixed with Coca-Cola over ice, called “Fernet con coca”. So this game night why not drink Argentinian way and enjoy it.

Recipe:

2 oz. Fernet
6 oz. Coke

Preparation

Build in pilsner glass with ice.
Add 3/4 Fernet.
Add 3/4 of the Coke. Stir.
Top off with the rest of the Coke.
Add the act 1/4 of the Fernet.

Ice land: Black Death

They may be debutant in the biggest stage of their game but they are very much familiar to this game. Icelandic players have shown their strength over the match that they have played until yet. They are really in good place in the moment of the cup especially after their win again England in the Euro cup 2016. They are the most small nation team that ever enter the tournament. However, they are not taking the sympathy of anyone here. They are here to prove their stance & power; they want to make their own. All I can say is that get ready to cheer them with the ‘thunder clap’.

Iceland has not only came up in number in football game but also in food and drinks. Internationally Iceland vodka are on rise other than the Russian one. In addition, what else can be better than drinking this game season, where we can taste both countries pride?

Black Death, it may sound a little cold just like its country’s name, but it is a favourite of all out there and whoever have tried it, said it. Now, it is especially made out of their country owns vodka drink, which is a popular when it comes for congratulatory liquor. Nevertheless, there is the cocktail version, which we all can try at home or just sipping the game away.

To make that cocktail, this are the ingredients:

1/2 oz. Vodka
1/2 oz. Southern Comfort
1/2 oz. Amaretto
1/2 oz. Curacao
1/2 oz. Triple Sec
Cranberry Juice

INSTRUCTIONS

Shake all the ingredients with ice and strain (or not) in a Collins glass or a whisky sour glass. The colder, the better.

Croatia: Crock tail

This is a team where the talents are oozing through the whole squad. After their stint of coming third in1998 world cup, everyone is very optimist that Croatia is one team to watch out. In all likelihood, this will be Real Madrid midfielder Luka Modric’s last trip to the World Cup, and the 32-year-old will lead a stacked midfield of Mateo Kovacic, Ivan Rakitic and Marcelo Brozovic. Croatia has the talent to contend in Group D, and it may be the final chance to make a splash at the World Cup for this aging core of players. However, something to cheer up this game along the squad playing in the games, will none other than the Crock tail drink.

CROCKTAIL RECEPIE

5cl Maraschino from zadar
3cl fresh lemon juice
3cl sour cherry juice
Fresh orange grind
aranchini
cherry

PREPARATION:

Place some crushed ice in a long drink glass, adding the ingredients as listed in the order above over the ice.
Place some orange grind on top. Mix all of the ingredients with a spoon and decorate.

Nigeria: The Chapman

They are the youngest team in this FIFA world cup. They are also the first African side to qualify without losing a game in the qualifiers and with a game to spare, and arguably adorned with the finest jersey in the Coupe de Mundial, the Super Eagles will be making their sixth appearance at football’s biggest fiesta. Nigeria’s captain remains their key man in central midfield. A UEFA Champions League winner with Chelsea, Mikel’s experience, strength and composure will be vital to the Super Eagles in Russia.

Nigerian Chapman is an easy cocktail drink with a nice blend of fruity flavors. It is served in most major Nigerian restaurants and bar and also the most popular drink for cocktail parties in Nigeria. It all started with a man at the Ikoyi club, a man named shapman. Alomo bitters can also be used in place of the angostura bitters, alomo bitters is very popular in Nigeria and sold at every corner of the street in Lagos. However, you can avoid the aromatic bitter or alomo bitter completely if you want to make chapman for the kids instead, you should squeeze in a lime… half lime would be OK.

Ingredients:

1 lime, sliced in half moons
1 orange, sliced half moons
3 cups cassis or grenadine
2 quarts orange soda
2 quarts lemon/lime soda
several splashes of bitters, to taste

Preparation

In a 25 L tea urn, pour the orange juice, black currant cordial and grenadine syrup and give it a good mix.
Then add Fanta and Sprite, water, angostura bitters, mix. Set aside and then slice cucumbers.
Serve drinks in tall glasses with lots of ice cubes in them and drop one cucumber slice into each glass with a cocktail straw, then serve.

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