The Best 19th Hole Cocktail for Your Masters Party Bar
The Masters Tournament is a world-renowned golf event that takes place annually in Augusta, Georgia. During the tournament, golfers and fans alike enjoy a good drink at the 19th hole, the bar where they can unwind after a long day on the green. If you're planning for your Masters party bar, why not serve up this recipe for a classic golfer's drink, The Transfusion? Find The Transfusion cocktail recipe below.
The Transfusion is a refreshing mix of grape juice, ginger ale, vodka, and lime juice. This cocktail is perfect for sipping on a hot day and pairs well with the salty snacks typically found at the 19th hole. Here's how to make it:
Ingredients:
- 1 cup grape juice
- 1 cup ginger ale
- 2 oz vodka
- Juice of half a lime
- Ice
- Frozen grapes for garnish (optional)
Instructions:
- Fill a cocktail shaker with ice.
- Add the grape juice, ginger ale, vodka, and lime juice.
- Shake well until combined.
- Pour over ice in a highball glass.
- Add frozen grapes for garnish, if desired.
- Serve and enjoy!
The Transfusion is a crowd-pleaser and a staple at golf courses around the world. It's easy to make and can be scaled up for a large party. Make sure to have plenty of grape juice, ginger ale, vodka, and lime juice on hand to keep the drinks flowing.
When planning your Masters party, don't forget to set up a 19th-hole bar area where guests can relax and enjoy a drink. Decorate with golf-themed decor such as mini golf flags or golf-frosted party cups for a pulled-together look.
Make your golf-themed party complete with our "19th Hole" EnFete original napkins. These high-quality napkins are perfect for adding a touch of elegance to your Master's Party or golf-themed event. Each napkin is made of soft, durable material and features a beautiful green foil imprint that reads "19th Hole."
In conclusion, The Transfusion is the perfect 19th-hole cocktail for your Masters party. This refreshing and delicious drink will have your guests feeling like they're right on the green. So, raise a glass to the tournament and cheers to a great party!
