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Cocktail Saturday Menu Marcotte Distilling Cocktails SWEET CREAM IN A CUP MARCOTTE MULE Thin Mint: Tami’s Peppermint Stick mixed with Broc’s Traditional: Ella’s Silver Moon, fresh lime and Cock & Bull Chocolate Cream ginger beer Peaches and Cream: Macie’s Saturn Peach mixed with Coconut: Broc’s Buttery Coconut, fresh lime and Cock & Bull Reece’s French Vanilla Cream ginger beer Coffee: Janelle’s Cup of Joe mixed with Beau’s Caramel/Joe’s Grapefruit: Jamie Irene’s Ruby Red Grapefruit, fresh lime and Java/Janelle’s Pralines/Reece’s French Vanilla/Broc’s Cock & Bull ginger beer Chocolate/Blake’s Pumpkin Raspberry: Rem’s Rockin’ Raspberry, fresh lime and Cock & Hazelnut: Marv’s Hazelnut Brew mixed with Reece’s French Bull ginger beer Vanilla/Beau’s Caramel/Broc’s Chocolate/Joe’s Java Jalapeno: Mitch’s Kickin’ Jalapeno, fresh lime and Cock & Bull Caramel Apple Pie: Kely’s Apple Pie mixed with Carmel Cream ginger beer Apple Pie A-la-mode: Kely’s Apple Pie mixed with French MARCOTTE’S ICED TEA Vanilla Cream Arnold Palmer: Aimee Jo’s Strawberry Lemonade mixed with MARCOTTE’S RUSSIAN Iced Tea Marv’s Hazelnut Brew mixed with half & half Macie’s Saturn Peach mixed with Iced Tea Janelle’s Cup-O’-Joe mixed with half & half Biah’s Spicy Cinnamon mixed with Iced Tea Rem’s Rockin’ Raspberry & Janelle’s Cup-O’-Joe mixed with Rem’s Rockin’ Raspberry mixed with Iced Tea half & half DIRTY SHIRLEY - or - ROY ROGERS MARCOTTE COLD BREW Reece’s Cherry Picker mixed with 7up and fresh lime Adam’s Salted Caramel mixed with Cold Brew Coffee and half Reece’s Cherry Picker mixed with Pepsi and fresh lime & half or Vanilla Sweet Cream PINA COLADA Blake’s Pumpkin Spice mixed with Cold Brew Coffee and Broc’s Buttery Coconut mixed with Pineapple Juice and whip Vanilla Sweet Cream cream Broc’s Buttery Coconut mixed with Cold Brew Coffee and MARCOTTE FIZZ Hhalf & half or Vanilla Sweet Cream Jaime Irene’s Grapefruit mixed with 7up and fresh lime MARCOTTE CREAMY ITALIAN SODA Ella’s Silver Moon mixed with 7up, blackberry syrup and fresh Raspberry: Rem’s Raspberry Cream, with club soda lime Peach: Macie’s Saturn Peach/Reece’s French Vanilla, with Purple People Eater: Jamie Irene’s Ruby Red Grapefruit club soda mixed with blackberry syrup and Fresca Vanilla: Reece’s French Vanilla, with club soda ROOT BEER DRINKS MARCOTTE MARGARITA Joe’s Root Beer mixed with Root Beer, Cream Soda or Club Traditional: Ella’s Silver Moon, fresh lime, margarita mix, Soda finished with a salty rim Root Beer Float: Joe’s Root Beer mixed with Reece’s French Strawberry: Aimee Jo’s Strawberry Lemonade fresh lime, Vanilla Cream margarita mix, finished with a salty rim CRAN-APPLE Spicy Jalapeno: Mitch’s Kickin’ Jalapeno, fresh lime, margarita Kely’s Apple Pie mixed with Cranberry Juice mix, finished with a salty rim FRENCH TOAST Blackberry Peach: Macie’s Saturn Peach mixed with blackberry syrup, margarita mix and fresh lime Biah’s Spicy Cinnamon & Dale’s Butterscotch mixed with a splash of Orange Juice Blackberry Silver: Ella’s Silver Moon mixed with blackberry syrup, margarita mix and fresh lime CINNAMON ROLL MARCOTTE HARD LEMONADE Biah’s Spicy Cinnamon mixed with Cream Soda & topped with Whip Cream Macie’s Saturn Peach mixed with Lemonade Janelle’s Cup-O-Joe, Biah’s Spicy Cinnamon, Reece’s French Reece’s Cherry Picker mixed with Lemonade Vanilla Rem’s Rockin’ Raspberry mixed with Lemonade HARD EGG NOG BLOODY MARY Tami’s Peppermint Stick mixed with Egg Nog Traditional: Ella’s Silver Moon with Bloody Mary Mix and Biah’s Spicy Cinnamon mixed with Egg Nog veggies Dale’s Butterscotch mixed with Egg Nog Spicy: Mitch’s Kickin’ Jalapeno with Bloody Mary Mix and veggies THANKS FOR SUPPORTING OUR SMALL FAMILY BUSINESS Marcotte Distilling Company | Cocktail List | October 10, 2020 .
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