The Cosmopolitan cocktail from "Sex and the City" - now alcohol-free

The cult US series 'Sex and the City' continues. From 1998 to 2004, we followed the lives of the four New York friends. We saw them laugh, flirt, and cry—and above all, we saw them drink Cosmopolitans. The pink drink in MartiniThe Cosmopolitan achieved cult status thanks to 'Sex and the City'. The slightly sweet cocktail became THE quintessential New York drink through the series and is a recurring theme throughout all seasons. Even though Samantha won't be there this time, we can still count on the Cosmopolitan making an appearance.

The Cosmopolitan is a drink that's perfect for chatting with friends. It has a great taste, loosens tongues, and lifts the mood: Who are you dating? What's the hottest restaurant in town? These are all questions that are more fun to discuss with a Cosmopolitan in hand.

What does an alcohol-free Cosmopolitan taste like?

Want to sip delicious Cosmopolitans to celebrate the start of the new 'Sex and the City' season, but don't want to drink alcohol? With Laori Juniper No. 1 You can simply enjoy the Cosmopolitan alcohol-free – and wake up the next morning without a hangover. The tart sweetness of the cranberry juice and the spice of the juniper They complement each other perfectly in this drink. The orange liqueur is replaced with orange blossom water, and the citrus aromas of the lime juice harmonize perfectly with the bergamot aromas. the Laori No. 1This creates a taste experience that even Carrie Bradshaw couldn't resist!

Recipe for alcohol-free Cosmopolitan

Ingredients

• 4 cl Laori Juniper No. 1
• 4 cl cranberry juice
• 1 cl sugar syrup
• 1 cl lime juice
• 1 cl orange blossom water
  

Glass & decoration

• Martini-Glass

preparation

• Put all ingredients into the shaker and shake vigorously for 15 seconds.
• In a pre-chilled MartiniStrain into a glass. Enjoy!

How did Cosmopolitan magazine come about?

The Cosmopolitan is undeniably the most famous vodka cocktail – even though the original recipe used gin. The first written mention of the Cosmopolitan dates back to 1934 in the book *Travelling Mixologists*. The original recipe included gin, orange liqueur, lime, and raspberry syrup. However, this recipe was never truly successful. That changed in the 1980s: the cocktail's second life. The Cosmopolitan as we know it today is said to have been created by New York bartender Toby Cecchini in 1987. In his recipe, gin, vodka, and raspberry syrup were replaced with cranberry juice, and voilà: the classic drink was born.

I've become thirsty?

Can't get enough of non-alcoholic cocktails? Are you particularly fond of our juice drinks? Then try our Laori Blossom, the non-alcoholic drink with grapefruit juice! The recipe is available here. here.